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Have you ever wondered what the COVID-19 pandemic is causing to the cybersecurity of companies? According to statistics, 81% of companies experienced increased cyber threats compared to pre-pandemic. Despite a newfound sense of urgency and confusion, cybersecurity in 2022 is predicted to be confusing and frustrating. It will be an important year as cybersecurity is remade to align with rapidly evolving threats and new expectations.
Keeping in mind the statistics and predictions, our team is working their best to protect your cloud to the best of our capabilities. Hence, we have a few new product updates for you.
Magic Links
Now we support dedicated links to Individual Risks & Events for easier navigation. This helps our customers to collaborate across teams in a much easier way.
Jira Integration
Our customers can now integrate directly with Jira, right from the Risks page itself. This will make it easier for them to prioritize and resolve issues faster.
Our Website
Our website is undergoing some major UI/UX changes, and we suggest you take a look! If you have any feedback, do share those with us as well.
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