This update introduces a powerful new reporting feature, key usability enhancements, and important bug fixes to streamline your scanning and vulnerability management workflows.

New Feature:

• JSON Vulnerability Reports – You can now export vulnerabilities as JSON reports for one or more scans, making it easier to integrate data with internal tools or security platforms. P

  • Navigate to Reports > Select Vulnerability Summary Report Type (previously CSV report type) > Select JSON Report > Select your scans, and hit Export.

  • This new report format provides a machine-readable structure, enabling automation and data import into your existing security systems.

  • Read more about different reports type you can generate from OrbitX platform here.

Improvements:

• Streamlined Vulnerabilities Page – The Vulnerabilities page has been revamped for a smoother experience, faster load times, and improved filtering and pagination. You can now customize your view using the Manage Views option to display only the columns you need

• Enhanced Scan Visibility – The Scan in Progress widget now includes ETA and column headers, providing a clearer view of ongoing scans and their expected completion time.

• Quick JIRA Access – Manage vulnerability tickets effortlessly with a new JIRA button that lets you open or create JIRA tickets directly from the vulnerability table (visible only for users with JIRA integration enabled).

• Role Update Confirmation – After updating member roles, a confirmation toast now appears, ensuring you’re notified of the successful change.

• Target Type Filtering in Reports – You can now sort and view reports based on asset type using the new Target Type filter, making it easier to locate specific scan data.

Bug Fixes:

• Streamlined Cloud Target Setup – The programmatic access step has been removed for Digital Ocean and other cloud targets where it is not applicable, reducing unnecessary steps.

• Accurate Vulnerability States After Rescan – Fixed an issue where vulnerabilities appeared in Under Review state after a rescan completion. Now, vulnerability states change to Solved or other states, accurately across scans.

• Fixed Automated Rescan Trigger – Starting a manual rescan no longer incorrectly triggers automated rescans for other targets, preventing unintended scans.

• Save Button Issue– The Save button now activates correctly after adding cloud target credentials, ensuring seamless workflow continuity.

• Scan Filter Bug Fix – Resolved an issue where the scan filter wasn’t displaying scans for selected targets on the vulnerabilities page, restoring expected filter functionality.

• Under Review Exclusion in Automated Rescans – Automated rescans now exclude vulnerabilities marked as Under Review, maintaining consistency with manual rescans.