We are excited to share that following updates are now available in the platform. We now have a fairly solid list of tech coming off the production line over the UK summer. By the end of the summer we are hoping to have all of the tech promised to folk out the door and productionised. We will then open up user requests again, and start working on a whole new batch of tech suggested by you wonderful people.
Here is a list of 115 items which have gone into production since the last update.
Available Now
• Windows Updates (Fix) are now available in Cyber Heal, and you can start to play with the Beta. Windows Update fixes (including Drivers) is being worked into AutoFix very soon.
• Authenticated Scans (Beta) are now available under the OWASP tab in the External Scanner! We have the first authentication type scan available to play with, with 2 more on their way!
• Benchmarks into AutoFix (Beta) – Benchmarks are starting to be added to Cyber Heal and AutoFix. These are still propagating but the functionality is there for you to start having a play with. As these roll out, anything we can fix for you can be done via AutoFix.
As usual, once you have all had a play with them, we will look to refine and productionise them so give us as much feedback as to what you would like to see here.
Next Weeks Release
The release next week should bring early access to the Intune Risky Sign-ins data and Time Series Data Upgrade for the Dashboard.
We are also hoping to have the Linux Shell available for people to critique!
Incase You Missed it
New features released in the last update. Read more here.- Agent Self Destruct
- Benchmarks & Config Data Populated
- Profile Nukes
- Active / Passive Scanning
- LAN Scanner Quick Scan
- AI Pen Test Model Update
- Agent Consistency Check
- Kaseya BMS added to PSA Integrations
- Time Series Data
Dark Web Scanner - SSL Scan Integration into External Scan
As always, please feel free to get in contact with us if you have any questions! hello@roboshadow.com
I’m lucky to have worked in technology all over the world for large multi-national organisations, in recent years I have built technology brands and developed products to help make technology that bit easier for people to grasp and manage. By day I run tech businesses, by night (as soon as the kids have gone to bed) I write code and I love building Cyber Security technology.
