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Custom evidence and 50+ new integrations

50+ new integrations

We’ve launched 50+ new integrations across engineering, communication, data, documents, monitoring, CRM, identity and security, and productivity. More are coming soon...

  • Engineering & infrastructure: Anthropic, Bitbucket, Cloudflare, GitBook, GitHub, GitLab, Harness, Netlify, OpenAI, Render, Terraform

  • Communication: Aircall, Discord, Fireflies.ai, Gong, SendGrid, Slack, Twilio, Webex, WhatsApp Business, Zoom

  • Data warehouses & databases: Airtable, Databricks, Fivetran, Qlik, Snowflake, Tableau

  • Document management: Box, Confluence, DocuSign, Dropbox, Dropbox Sign, Notion

  • Monitoring & observability: Elastic Cloud, Mixpanel, PagerDuty, PostHog, Sentry

  • CRM platforms: Affinity, Apollo, Attio, Capsule CRM, HubSpot, Lemlist, Pipedrive, Salesloft

  • Identity & security: 1Password, Auth0, JumpCloud, LastPass

  • Productivity & collaboration: Basecamp, Cal.com, Calendly, Figma, Smartsheet

Add your own evidence

You can now create your own evidence records for any compliance document, like a floor plan, SSL checker results, or a screenshot of your Git approval process. Upload your files, link the record to the controls it supports, and keep all your compliance documents in one place.

Meet the new Vendors page

Each vendor now opens in a full page instead of a side panel. You get more room to read and edit vendor details, and a clearer layout for finding what you need.

This is the first step in a bigger update to vendors. The extra space makes room for the fields and features many of you have asked for. More on that soon…

Mapped Elements: map impacted assets by integration

You can now map every asset from a connected integration to a risk scenario in one step. Before, impacted assets could only be added by inventory category, which meant working through your inventory by hand whenever a risk touched a whole part of your stack.

The mapping follows the integration rather than a fixed list, so it stays accurate as things change. New assets are covered by the risk they belong to, without you revisiting every risk scenario after a change.

Category mapping works exactly as before, and you can use both together.

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