Cutting Down Notification Noise with Container Updates
And now you can further cut down the noise with this new feature!
Recently, several nations and businesses have been affected by data breaches, and according to statistics, human error accounts for 95% of cybersecurity breaches. This highlights how important it is for employees to be aware of the possible consequences that can protect their infrastructure from outside attacks.
In the past month, we have made significant progress on several new features and enhancements.
Highlights
1. Container Notifications
You can now mute notifications for your container workloads based on pods, containers, and nodes. This means you can receive more targeted alerts and cut down the noise.

2. Review Container Risks
We now support the same workflow for containers as we do for your Risk screens. You can:
- Acknowledge (and open a Jira ticket)
- Pause the risks
- Accept the risk
3. Better Events UX & Notifications
Events UX and notifications have been revamped to show additional information directly in Slack/Email, so you don’t have to come to the Dashboard. You can consume the information on the go.
4. Historical Data
On the Risk slide-out, you can now see historical assets that may have failed in the past. This helps track how risks have been affecting assets and how they have been remediated over time.
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