A new look and feel. This update is not just about incremental improvements; it represents a bold step forward.
As we continue to refine and enhance the BforeAI platform, this release of version 2.5.0 marks a significant milestone — a new look and feel. This update is not just about incremental improvements; it represents a bold step forward. We’ve created a visual dashboard that provides a more user-friendly interface for our platform.
A Redesigned Dashboard for Enhanced User Experience
Understanding the crucial role of user experience in the success of BforeAI, the new dashboard was designed to address specific concerns about clarity and value. It now features streamlined access to key performance indicators (KPIs) and a user-friendly, intuitive design. You’ll get all the information that you need at a glance. Whether looking for the data in your graphs or quickly assessing your security posture, our new dashboard delivers a comprehensive overview at a glance, with a focus on what truly matters: preventing attacks and saving you money.
Please go here to discover all the details that make our new dashboard so innovative and user-friendly.
New Features to Empower You
Deactivating A Brand
Need a break from alerts on specific brands? Now, you can easily disable new threat identification for a brand directly from the dashboard . This is particularly useful when companies remove brands from their portfolio
Streamlined Threat Ordering:
Gone are the days of fixed, inflexible threat lists. With the new Ascending/Descending sort option, you can organize threats to best suit your assessment strategy, saving time and enhancing your operational efficiency.
Enhancements and Fixes That Make a Difference
We've also made several key improvements and fixes based on recent feedback.
- Time Display Adjustments: We’ve changed how time is displayed in the "Attack Details" from months to hours, making it easier to track incidents with greater precision.
- Improved Threat Management: You can now download CSV files directly from the Threats view, and we’ve corrected the order of threats in the list to help you prioritize better.
- User Interface Tweaks: From updating the terminology used in the menus to capitalizing brand names consistently, every little change is aimed at making your navigation smoother.
Resolved Bugs for a Smoother Experience
We’ve squashed some pesky bugs to enhance the functionality of our platform:
- Creation Dates for Threats: No more confusing timestamps. Threats without a set creation date are now displayed correctly, avoiding confusion.
- CSV Export Fixed: The CSV export functionality in the threat list page is now operational, allowing you to manage and analyze your data externally without a hitch.
Change Log:
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2.5.0 |
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Showing hours instead of months in the Attack Details counter |
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Fix in the CSV download button in the Threats view |
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Screenshot in Attack details |
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Remove urlhaus in partners |
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Correctly parse domain URLs in Active Defense |
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New Dashboard with KPIs |
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Change Active Defense Disruption to Active Defense Disruption Partners in the Attack details view |
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Change title "Process timeline" to "Threat timeline" in the hidden timeline |
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Brand names now appear in capital letters |
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2.5.1 |
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Ability to activate and deactivate the brand alert |
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Create class component to handle takedowns |
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Fix to threats without creation date |
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Set up dark mode in settings |
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Order in the Threat list |
Keep the Feedback Coming
This release and the ongoing updates we have planned are designed to empower you with tools that not only meet your current needs but also anticipate future requirements. By enhancing the platform’s usability, clarity, and communicative aspects, we are ensuring that you have a robust tool that grows with your needs. Your feedback has been invaluable, and we continue to welcome your insights as we strive to build the most user-friendly and effective pre-crime platform on the market.