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new release May 7, 2024

Enhanced Vulnerability Management, Fine-Tune Code Security Settings & More

Fueled by your invaluable feedback, Cloudanix continues to evolve! This update prioritizes empowering you with better data consumption. Experience granular filtering controls, tailor your code security with advanced settings, and leverage enhanced reporting capabilities. We are committed to providing you with the tools you need to make informed decisions and achieve optimal security outcomes.

Read to see what we have cooked up for you.


Vulnerability Management for Hosts

Now, gain complete control over your virtual machine security. See all open vulnerabilities at a glance, with detailed information on severity, exploit complexity, attack vectors, and other crucial factors. This enhanced visibility empowers you to prioritize threats effectively, streamlining your vulnerability triaging and remediation process.

Paired with existing File Integrity Monitoring and Malware Analysis, VM Vulnerabilities Management forms a powerful shield, keeping you one step ahead of attackers.

List of vulnerabilities in cloud environment — Cloudanix dashboard
Detailed information about the severity — Cloudanix dashboard

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Software Screen-Shot


Improved Filter Control

Our all-new Filter Control empowers you to dissect your findings with better granularity. Simply choose your desired “Area of Filter,” then drill down and select the specific values you need.

This interface puts you in complete control, allowing you to effortlessly pinpoint the exact information you are searching for.

Software Screen-Shot All new filter control feature

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/> Controls based on severity


Code Security Settings

Each practitioner looks at Code Security in a slightly different way. To empower this diversity, we are introducing advanced Code Security Settings.

This allows you to define:

  • Capabilities to use
  • Scan Triggers
  • Full Scan Schedule (Daily, Weekly, Monthly, etc.)
  • PR Failure conditions (Critical Count, High Count, Allowed CVEs, etc.)
  • Jira Integration parameters

This flexibility ensures Code Security that adapts to your development process, optimizing efficiency and maximizing security.

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Code security settings screenshots


PDF Reports for Code & Host Security

Now you can generate detailed Security Posture Reports for Code Security and Host Security, and share them with other stakeholders inside and outside of the organization.


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