Platform 7.19.0
- Anthony Shevlin (Deactivated)
- Juan Tomás Alonso Nieto (Deactivated)
The main goal of this release is to introduce the DeepTrace tool on the Devo Platform. DeepTrace allows you to start an investigation over a set of Devo events. Once complete, your investigation will either yield a trace of something suspicious or no trace at all.
Read on below to get an overview of some of the new features included in this release.
DeepTrace
This release adds the first integration of the DeepTrace tool inside Devo Platform. Depending on the use, DeepTrace will be accessible from three different places.Â
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We’ve added a new role permission DeepTrace features to allow the user any access to the DeepTrace tool. Only users with DeepTrace features manage permission will be allowed to work with the new DeepTrace tool. View permission does not exist.
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Data search
We’ve rolled out the Devo CIM project in this release. The main goal of this project is to bring Devo to a point of CIM standardization to be able to compete with the rest of providers.Â
One of the CIM areas is to follow a standard naming convention in field names.
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Alerts
We’ve added the possibility to configure an alert with no sending policy. This feature will make it possible to configure alerts without any kind of notification when such a notification is not desired.
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New aggregation task API
We’ve added a new aggregation tasks management API with to create and manage aggregation tasks in your Devo domains.
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