Audit log, users, infections and leak origin: what's new
An audit log you can read, management of your users, the infection history of a machine, the origin of every leak, and a series of improvements across the application.
Four new features, and a series of improvements across the application.
1. An audit log you can read

Every action and every consultation becomes a sentence, grouped by day: who invited a colleague, who displayed a password in clear, which API key read your leaks. One tab per family (users, sensitive data, API keys, assets, keywords, alerts, sign-ins), filters by period and by person, and an export of what the screen shows.
What it changes: you know who did what, and who saw what.
2. Your users, managed by you

In the Settings, an administrator invites colleagues, picks their role (Administrator or Member), resends or cancels an invitation and removes an access. The seats in use stay on display.
What it changes: you open and close access yourself, without going through our team.
3. The infection history of a machine

On a compromised machine’s page, the “Infections and diffusions” tab draws one timeline per infostealer: every capture, every diffusion, and whether the machine is still active. Click a capture to see what it newly stole. In the list, each machine now appears once, with its hardware ID.
What it changes: you see at a glance whether a machine was re-infected and whether to act now.
4. The origin of every leak

Each detection says where it comes from: a Telegram channel, a cybercriminal forum, or another source. In the leaks list, the “Origin” column shows at a glance where each credential was seen, and the “Origin” filter keeps only those seen on Telegram, or on a forum.
What it changes: you tell what circulates on Telegram channels from what is traded on forums.
And also
- Day-by-day evolution: the “Evolution” card switches to a daily view over 90 days, and a click on a day filters the cockpit.
- Alerts: an alert’s leaks open in the same list as the cockpit’s, with the export.
- Keyword search: the full list of names found, even on very large perimeters.
- Collection: more information read from infostealer logs.
- Speed: screens that load faster.
- Fixes: a series of small fixes across the application.
Availability
Already live in your space: open your cockpit.
Screenshots from a demo space: companies, people, domains and accounts are fictional.