July 2026

Application Features

Microsoft Word Report Exports

We’ve expanded the platform’s reporting capabilities by introducing support for Microsoft Word (.docx) report exports.

What’s New?

In addition to the existing PDF, Spreadsheet, and JSON export options, users from the testing company responsible for delivering an assessment can now download reports in Microsoft Word format.

This allows testing teams to perform additional editing, add bespoke content, and collaborate on report refinements before final delivery to clients.

Key Benefits

• Export reports directly to Microsoft Word (.docx) format.

• Greater flexibility for report customisation and internal review processes.

• Supports quality assurance workflows and partner-specific reporting requirements.

• Complements existing PDF, Spreadsheet, and JSON export capabilities.

Access Controls

Word exports are intentionally restricted to users belonging to the test company assigned to the project.

Users from the client organisation receiving the assessment will continue to have access to the existing export formats, such as PDF, Spreadsheet, and JSON, but will not be able to download reports in Word format.

This approach helps protect proprietary report content and delivery methodologies while providing testing teams with the flexibility needed to produce high-quality client deliverables.

Custom Saved Filters

We’ve introduced Custom Saved Filters, allowing users to create, save, and share frequently used filter combinations across the platform.

What’s New?

Users can now save complex filter configurations on both the Issues and Assets pages, making it faster and easier to access the data that matters most to them.

For example, you may want to quickly identify:

• Critical vulnerabilities

• Assets classified as P1

• Issues with active exploits

• Assets belonging to specific groups or owners

Instead of rebuilding these filters each time, you can now save them and apply them with a single click.

Key Benefits

• Save frequently used filter combinations for rapid access.

• Reduce repetitive filtering and improve workflow efficiency.

• Create multiple saved filters tailored to different use cases.

• Apply filters instantly without manually selecting criteria each time.

Filter Sharing & Collaboration

Saved filters can also be shared with other platform users.

When creating a filter, users can choose whether others have:

• Viewer access – allowing them to use the filter.

• Editor access – allowing them to modify and maintain the filter.

This enables teams to standardise views and reporting datasets across different users and departments.

Available Locations

Custom Saved Filters are available on:

• Issues Page

• Assets Page

This feature delivers a faster, more personalised user experience, helping teams focus on the vulnerabilities and assets most relevant to their role and responsibilities.

New Integration: Azure DevOps Ticketing

We’re pleased to introduce Azure DevOps as the latest addition to our growing list of supported ticketing integrations.

Overview

Organisations can now connect their Azure DevOps environment directly to the platform, enabling vulnerabilities and remediation activities to be seamlessly incorporated into existing development and operational workflows.

Key Capabilities

• Manual Ticket Export: Export vulnerabilities directly to Azure DevOps work items from within the platform.

• Automation Centre Support: Automatically create Azure DevOps tickets based on custom rules, risk ratings, exploitability, asset classifications, SLA conditions, and more.

• Bi-Directional Synchronisation: Ticket status changes made within Azure DevOps are automatically reflected back into the platform.

• Automated Closure Tracking: When a ticket is marked as closed or resolved within Azure DevOps, the corresponding issue within the platform is automatically updated, maintaining alignment between security and development teams.

• Centralised Remediation Management: Manage vulnerability remediation through existing Azure DevOps workflows without requiring duplicate effort across systems.

User Impact

This integration helps organisations embed vulnerability management directly into their development lifecycle while maintaining complete visibility within the platform. By synchronising ticket updates in both directions, teams can confidently track remediation progress without manually updating multiple systems, ensuring reporting and remediation status remain accurate at all times.

Improved Table State Management

We’ve improved table state management across key areas of the platform, making it easier for users to move between pages without losing their place.

What’s New?

When users apply filters, change pagination, or adjust the number of results shown in a table, those settings can now be retained when navigating away and returning to the page.

This helps users continue their workflow without needing to repeatedly reapply the same table settings.

Key Benefits

• Retain filters, pagination, and selected result limits when returning to supported tables.

• Reduce repeated setup when investigating issues, projects, users, scanner data, or accepted risks.

• Improve navigation between detail pages and list views.

• Create a smoother experience for users working through larger datasets.

Supported Areas

Improvements have been made across multiple platform areas, including:

• Projects

• User Management

• Scanner Management

• Document Templates

• Issue Rules / Accepted Risk Issues

• Generated Database issue tables

User Impact

This update makes day-to-day platform navigation more efficient, especially for users working through filtered datasets or reviewing multiple records in sequence.

False Positive Suppression Enhancements

We have improved the false positive workflow by adding support for future-dated suppression.

What’s New?

When marking an issue as a false positive, users can now apply a date-based suppression approach, helping ensure the issue is handled appropriately in future scan results.

This brings the false positive workflow closer in line with accepted risk handling and gives users more control over how long a decision should remain in effect.

Key Benefits

• Add future dates to false positive handling.

• Better control whether false positive decisions should continue into future scans.

• Improve consistency between false positive and accepted risk workflows.

• Support clearer governance around temporary or time-bound issue decisions.

User Impact

This helps teams manage false positives more confidently, especially where scan data changes over time or where a false positive decision should be reviewed after a defined period.