Release # 23 – August 22nd, 2023 (version 3.0.0) #

Our mission at Cloudnosys has always been to empower businesses to maintain complete control over their cloud security and compliance. We’re excited to present the release notes for Cloudnosys v3.0, a major milestone in our journey toward revolutionizing cloud security. This update brings remarkable advancements to our platform, merging CWPP and CSPM capabilities seamlessly, and empowering organizations with unparalleled control plus comprehensive security measures for their cloud infrastructure.

New Components: Cloudxray, Risks page, Inventory page

Affected Components: Scan Engine, Security Dashboard, Access Control, Cloud Accounts, Drawers

🌟 Cloudxray: OS & Malware Agentless Scanning (CWPP) #

Introducing Cloudxray, the groundbreaking agentless cloud workload protection platform (CWPP) by Cloudnosys! Discover unmatched coverage and profound insights into your cloud workloads, encompassing servers like VMs and EC2 instances, all while eliminating performance impact, security concerns, and the burden of agent-related operational costs. 



Cloudxray conducts thorough scans for Malware and OS Vulnerabilities on cloud configurations and identities through a unified platform and a cohesive data model, providing a comprehensive understanding of context and delivering prioritized alerts. Revolutionize your cloud security with Cloudxray and unlock a new level of protection like never before. 🚀🔒

For more details on Cloudxray, go to https://cloudnosys.com/cloudxray

🌄 The multi-purpose Risks page #

Previously, users didn’t have a centralized view to monitor all risks in one place. With the introduction of our new dedicated Risks page, you now have a comprehensive space to easily access Risks, Signatures, and Custom Signatures.



To further streamline your experience, all three tabs within the Risks page feature a convenient search and filter bar. This empowers you to quickly locate specific risks or apply custom filters to narrow down the results, ensuring efficient risk management and easier navigation.

Advanced Search & Filter #

We understand the importance of efficient risk management, and that’s why we’ve equipped the Risks page with powerful search and filter capabilities to streamline your workflow.

With the new Search Bar, you can quickly locate any specific risk or signature by simply entering its name or ID. 



Additionally, our intuitive Filter dropdown empowers you to narrow down risks and signatures based on various criteria. Choose from a range of options, including:

• Cloud Provider (AWS, GCP, Azure), 
• Severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low), 
• Services, 
• Risk Type, and 
• Data Sources (Cloudnosys built-in Signatures, Cloudxray, and 3rd-party sources). 

Effortlessly customize your risk view to focus on the areas that matter most to you.

Explore and Manage Risks with Ease: Tabs, List View, and More #

Under the Search & Filter bar, you will find 3 tabs – namely Open Risks, Signatures, and Custom Signatures.

1. The Open Risks tab #

The Open Risks tab displays all types of risks (Malware, OS Vulnerabilities, and Misconfigurations) associated with the cloud accounts selected. 

This page directly enables you to proactively address vulnerabilities and make informed decisions to strengthen the security of your cloud infrastructure.

2. The Signatures Library tab #

Instead of going to the Signatures page, now you can just select this tab and go through all the signatures that CloudEye protects your cloud accounts with.



This tab will display all the misconfiguration checks the platform performs, no matter which cloud account is selected.

3. The Custom Signatures tab #

Instead of going to the Custom Signatures page, now you can just select this tab and go through all the signatures that you created yourself. Click on the “Add New Signature” to create new ones as usual.



Honorary Mention: List View #

Switch between Grid View and List View for a flexible risk management experience. The List View offers a streamlined, vertical format for easy scanning, quick identification, and efficient navigation. We aim to enhance your experience with a customizable interface that caters to your preferences and workflows.



🔥 Detailed Risk Profile #

Cloudnosys always had a Drawer showing details of each selected misconfiguration individually. We call this the Risk Drawer. But what good would be a Risk Drawer if it doesn’t show off the platform’s latest CWPP capabilities?!

That’s why we’ve taken our Risk Drawer to the next level, showcasing the platform’s latest CWPP capabilities like never before!

Risk Profile for OS Vuls #

When it comes to OS Vulnerabilities, our enhanced Risk Drawer goes above and beyond. It now displays valuable information about the specific CVE, giving you a quick glance at the details that matter. Take a look at the image below for a sneak peek. 



Plus, we’ve added a convenient link in the drawer that allows you to explore further information about the CVE on NVD!

Risk Profile for Malware #

For Malware, we’ve taken things even further. Not only do you get additional details about the specific Malware, but we also provide a link that leads to more information on Virus Total.

WAIT -that’s not all: you can now precisely pinpoint where the Malware is located on your resources! Check out the GIF below to see it in action. 



🧇 The brand-new Inventory page #

We are thrilled to unveil the all-new Inventory page, designed to provide you with a comprehensive view of all the resources across your multiple cloud accounts. Gone are the days of navigating through drawers; now, you have a dedicated page solely focused on empowering you with complete visibility and control over your cloud resources.



Uncover Risk Trends in Resources: The Upgraded Resource Drawer #

With the upgraded Resource Drawer, you’ll now find a dynamic health trend chart that tracks the number of risks associated with the resource over the last 7 days. Gain valuable insights at a glance and track the resource’s risk landscape over time.



But that’s not all – we’ve expanded the risk table within the drawer to include not only misconfigurations but also Malware and OS Vulnerabilities. Enjoy a comprehensive view of potential risks, enabling you to proactively address threats and fortify your cloud infrastructure.



✨ New Widgets on the Security Dashboard #

Instant Resource Insights: Inventory Summary widget #

Our new Inventory Summary widget in the Security Dashboard offers a holistic view of your cloud resources, providing valuable information at a glance. With this widget, you can effortlessly assess the overall status of your resources and make informed decisions to strengthen your cloud security.



Key features of the Inventory Summary widget include:

• Total Number of Resources: Get an overview of the total count of resources in your cloud environment.
• Number of Safe Resources: Identify the number of resources categorized as safe, ensuring a secure foundation for your cloud infrastructure.
• Number of Resources at Risk: Quickly identify the number of resources that are currently at risk, enabling proactive risk mitigation.
• Number of Publicly Accessible Resources: Understand the scope of publicly accessible resources, ensuring proper security measures are in place.
• Donut Chart: Visualize the proportion of Safe Resources and Resources at Risk, providing a clear understanding of the overall risk landscape.
• Number of Resources by Service Type: Gain insights into the distribution of resources across different service types.
• Resource Service Type Count Bar: Visualize resource distribution by service type, enabling efficient prioritization and optimization.
• Trend Graph: Track the number of resources over the last 7 days, helping you monitor resource growth and identify any anomalies.



With the Inventory Summary widget, you have a comprehensive overview of your cloud resources, allowing you to prioritize actions, mitigate risks, and maintain a robust cloud security posture. Explore the widget and unlock a new level of visibility and control over your cloud environment.

Quick Risk Insights: The Risks Summary widget #

The new Risks Summary widget in our Security Dashboard empowers you with a comprehensive overview of the risks associated with your cloud resources. With this widget, you can quickly assess the risk landscape, prioritize actions, and fortify your cloud security with confidence.



Key features of the Risks Summary widget include:

• Total Number of Risks in All Resources: Get a consolidated count of all risks across your cloud environment, enabling you to gauge the overall risk exposure.
• Number of Risks by SeverityType: Understand the distribution of risks by severity levels, allowing you to focus on critical areas that require immediate attention.
• Donut Chart: Visualize the proportion of risks divided by varying levels of severity, providing a clear understanding of the risk distribution and helping you prioritize mitigation efforts effectively.
• Number of Risks by Risk Type: Gain insights into the distribution of risks across different risk types, enabling you to address vulnerabilities specific to your environment.
• Risk Type Count Bar: Easily identify the proportion of each risk type through a visual bar, assisting you in identifying areas of concern and prioritizing risk mitigation strategies.
• Trend Graph: Track the number of risks over the last 7 days, empowering you to monitor the risk trend and identify any emerging patterns or potential vulnerabilities.



The Risks Summary widget offers a concise yet comprehensive snapshot of the risks in your cloud resources, allowing you to make informed decisions, prioritize actions, and strengthen your overall cloud security posture. Explore this widget and take control of your risk management today.

Quick Glance at the Top 4: Revamped Critical Risks widget #

Our revamped Critical Risks Widget brings you actionable insights by showcasing prioritized risks for each selected risk type. Experience a new level of risk awareness as you delve into the most critical vulnerabilities specific to your environment.



🚀 Other Improvements #

More Powerful Access Control #

The latest enhancements to the Access Control page have been aimed at improving the user invitation process and providing better visibility into invitee responses. These updates empower owners, admins, and DevSecOps teams with a smoother and more efficient user onboarding experience.

1. Streamlined User Invitations #

Previously, the invitation process required users to manually select the “Create User” checkbox when inviting new users to their organization. Based on this selection, the invite was sent or not sent, depending on the existing user status. 



With this release, the platform takes charge of determining whether the invitee is an existing user or not, eliminating the need for users to make this decision. The platform now automatically sends the invitation accordingly, simplifying the invitation workflow and reducing the chance of errors.

2. Invitation Status Tracking #

Previously, it was difficult to determine if the invitee had accepted the invitation or even received it.

Now, administrators and owners can confidently track invitee responses from within the platform. 

Cloud Account Connection Health #

Previously users had to run a scan every time they wanted to verify if their cloud account was still integrated with Cloudnosys.

But now, with the new Connection Status section on the Edit Cloud Account page, users can conveniently view the connection status of their cloud accounts in a few seconds.



This enhancement empowers you to quickly assess the connectivity and functionality of your cloud accounts and troubleshoot connectivity issues. The test status icons for each component provide valuable insights at a glance.

Cloud Accounts List Glow-Up #



New Columns #

• Last Scanned: Quickly track the recency of scans for each cloud account, enabling informed decision-making based on up-to-date data.
• Protection Level: At-a-glance identification of the protection level (Basic or Advanced) associated with each cloud account for efficient security management.
• Connection Status: Monitor the connection status of each cloud account from 1 page for a quick assessment of integration health.

Combined Columns into One: Account Name #

• Cloud Provider: Name and Provider columns are now combined. Cloud Provider logos appear under the Account Name column, simplifying navigation and improving user experience.
• Account/Project ID: Each cloud account’s Project/Account IDs now appear right below the Cloud Account Name, providing essential identification details for each account.

Re-establish the Connection: Reconnect your AWS Cloud Account #

Say goodbye to connectivity issues and confidently establish a fresh, error-free connection with Cloudnosys while retaining your valuable scan history.



You now have the power to effortlessly reconnect your AWS Cloud Accounts with Cloudnosys. This feature ensures that you can easily re-establish Cloudnosys’ connection to your cloud account without any data loss – maintaining continuity in your cloud security monitoring.

You can find this option on the Edit page of your cloud account.

Flexible Cloud Account States: Active/Inactive #

Previously, managing account access for cloud accounts had limited options.

Now, we have implemented the ability to enable or disable cloud accounts. This means you can now conveniently switch the state of a cloud account between active and inactive based on your specific requirements.



What happens when a Cloud Account gets enabled/disabled?

Enabling a cloud account reactivates its functionality within Cloudnosys, allowing you to resume monitoring, scanning, and managing the associated resources. Conversely, disabling a cloud account temporarily deactivates its integration, ensuring that no further actions or changes are made until re-enabled. This granular control allows you to maintain comprehensive visibility and manage your cloud environment more effectively.



Note:

• The terms “Active” and “Inactive” represent the states of a cloud account, while “Enable” and “Disable” are the actions used to switch between these states.
• Disabling a cloud account is equivalent to marking it as inactive, reflecting its disabled status within Cloudnosys.

Better Sidebar Menu = Better Navigation #

The improved sidebar menu is designed to optimize your navigation experience. With a simplified menu structure and intuitive page hierarchy, effortlessly navigate through different sections and sub-sections of the platform. 



Release # 22 – April 3, 2023 (version 2.7.5) #

Description: This release was focused completely on performance optimization and minor improvements.

Affected Components: Security Dashboard Widgets, Risk Drawer, Resource Drawer, Chatbot, Organization Search Bar

⚡ Performance Optimization #

In our continued effort to make Cloudnosys a fast platform, we have optimized its performance in the past few weeks!

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the top optimizations:

Optimized: For some organizations with a high number of resources, the risk drawer was lagging when getting opened.

Optimized: For organizations with a high number of cloud accounts, some combination of cloud accounts was taking an unusually long time to load the widgets.

And many more elements were optimized!

🚀 Minor Improvements #

1. The chatbot icon will now be behind the Drawer whenever it gets opened, enabling you to use all the Drawer’s features without any hindrance.
2. In the Risk Profile Drawer, the toggle switch of Suppressed Risks toggle has been moved a bit above its last position, giving you more screen space to view the resources below it.

Release # 21 – January 3, 2023 (version 2.7.4) #

Description: This release was focused completely on performance optimization and minor improvements.

Affected Components: Security Dashboard Widgets, Suppression, Resource Drawer, Access Control, Organization Search Bar

⚡ Performance Optimization #

In our continued effort to make Cloudnosys a fast platform, we have optimized its performance in the past few weeks!

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the top optimizations:

Optimized: The creation of suppression rules was not optimized causing other features to take time.

Optimized: Instead of waiting for all the widgets to load at once, the dashboard will begin displaying widgets as they are generated right after a scan.

And many more elements were optimized!

🚀 Minor Improvements #

1. If you unknowingly try to invite someone who’s already a part of your organization, Cloudnosys will now let you know it clearly so that you’re not confused when nothing changes.
2. Searching from the organization search bar and then switching to another organization will NOT reset the search results anymore. This way, you can switch to another organization again from the same search results without having to search again.
   

Release # 20 – October 4, 2022 (version 2.7.3) #

Description: This release was focused on performance improvements.

Affected Components: Security Dashboard widgets, Suppression Rules, Signature

🐛 BUG FIXES #

In our continued effort to make Cloudnosys the most reliable security platform, we eliminated a few bugs in the platform in the past few months! 

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the top fixes:

Fixed: A signature related to KMS Keys was incorrectly highlighting a risk when it did not exist.
Fixed: A signature related to the IAM password policy was incorrectly highlighting a risk when it did not exist.
Fixed: Status Message was not being displayed for Custom Signatures even after Status Message was provided from the Custom Code.
Fixed: In an extremely rare case, the Security Dashboard widgets showed the widget skeleton only when the widget’s History filter was changed from Current to anything else.
Fixed: Signatures of AMI were showing EC2 instances in the Signature drawer instead of AMI resources
Fixed: The Email Address Verification email had a few typos.

And many more bugs were fixed!

Release # 19 – July 5, 2022 (version 2.7.2) #

Description: This release was focused more on improving your general experience of using the platform along with a few new updates requested by some of our valuable clients.

Affected Components: Scan Engine, Compliance Regulation, Access Module, Alerts, Organization Menu, Cloud Accounts, Account Settings

🚀 NEW FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS #

FedRAMP Compliance #

We’re delighted to announce that now you can check how compliant your cloud accounts are for FedRAMP (Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program).

FedRAMP is a US government-wide program that enhances a standardized approach to security assessment, authorization, and continuous monitoring for cloud products and services. This is a key regulation for all North American organizations as well those organizations that work with North American clients.

Just like all other compliance reports, you can easily find the FedRAMP report on the Compliance page.

Cloud Account Permissions for Users #

You no longer need to worry that all the users have access to all the cloud accounts in your organization; because now you can assign permission of specific cloud accounts to users.

Where: Sidebar Menu -> Settings -> Access Control

How: On the Access Control page, under the newly created Cloud Account column, now you’ll be able to assign or unassign one or more cloud accounts to any member of your organization.

Search Bar for Organizations #

You can now search for organizations just by typing in the Organization Search Bar instead of scrolling through the whole list!

Integration of GCP Datastore #

We here at Cloudnosys are all about feedback – especially from YOU! Even though Cloudnosys has the latest GCP Firestore service already integrated, you felt the need for Datastore’s integration and we listened.

Datastore Signatures #

What good is a new service integration on our platform without any signature? Nothing.

Surprisingly, Datastore signatures are actually quite unique – you will not find them with ANY of our competitors! Nonetheless, you can now scan your Datastore for 2 risks through Cloudnosys:

1. GCP: DS-001 Ensure that Datastore backup is enabled
2. GCP: DS-002 Ensure that GCP Datastore backup is newer than 7 days

Graceful Error Handling of Adding a New Cloud Account #

You will now get to know exactly why your Cloud Account was not able to be added into Cloudnosys when the error is from the Cloud Provider’s end. Previously, it was difficult to identify the issue.

But now, with the help of the error details, it will take you much less time to debug and resolve the issue from your end.

And upon successfully adding the Cloud Account, Cloudnosys will now give you a clearer indication.

As always, Cloudnosys will instantly scan your cloud account for risks as soon as it’s added.

🐛 BUG FIXES #

In our continued effort to make Cloudnosys the most reliable security platform, we eliminated a number of key bugs in the platform in the past few months! 

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the top fixes:

Fixed: When the user imports any policy in Custom Policies, rules of only the CCPA policy are imported.
Fixed: Category drop-down menu on Custom Policies page shows duplicates of category names.
Fixed: Outdated Help Center link in Verification Email.
Fixed: GCP Cloud Account service does not appear in Inventory Widgets.
Fixed: The Resources search bar of Playbook Trigger Input settings is showing No Data.
Fixed: Resource Finder stays in the loading state for a bit even after the data is loaded and displayed.
Fixed: Manual Remediation and its Chevron icon are not aligned
Fixed: Incorrect instructions of Step 4 of the modal named “Add a GCP Account to Cloudnosys”.

And many more bugs especially performance improvements as well as scan engine optimization!

Release # 18 – March 10, 2022 (version 2.7.0) #

Description: This release was focused more on improving your general experience of using the platform along with a few new updates requested by some of our valuable clients.

Affected Components: Scan Engine, Compliance Regulation, Access Module, Alerts, Organization Menu, Cloud Accounts, Account Settings

🚀 NEW FEATURES & IMPROVEMENTS #

Integration of more Azure Services #

To provide you with complete visibility of your Azure infrastructure, we have enhanced our footprint by several key services such as

• Azure Databricks
• Azure Disk
• Azure Kubernetes
• Azure Load Balancer
• Azure Service Bus
• Azure Cosmos DB

Improved Experience with Grouped Alerts #

We have added extra functionality in our recently released Grouped Alerts feature to make it more convenient for you:

1. The Failed Resources popup of each alert no longer displays the Signature ID for each failed resource. Instead, the Failed Resources popup now displays the name of the service for each failed resource. This means that now you can know the name of the service for every failed resource – right from the alerts.
   
   Previously:
   
   Now:
   
   
2. Clicking on the alert of risk will open the Resource Drawer for you – with details of all the resources failing for that risk.
   
3. The resources will be sorted by Last Seen by default so that you get details of the latest updates on the top.
   
4. The resources identified by the risk alert will be preselected when the Resource Drawer gets opened – making it easier for you to know which resources were part of the alert. This also helps save a considerable amount of time if you want to suppress them altogether instantly.
   
5. If at least one of the resources from the risk alert does not exist anymore in your cloud account, then a fleeting popup will tell you so.
   

New Azure Signatures #

Our never-ending quest to make your cloud accounts more secure continues!

1. AZU: NSG-005 Ensure that the Network Security Group Flow Log retention period is ‘greater than 90 day
2. AZU: NSG-006 Ensure that Network Watcher service is enabled within your Azure account subscriptions
3. AZU: NSG-007 Ensure that “UDP” Services are restricted from the Internet
4. AZU: SA-007 Ensure soft delete is enabled for Azure Storage
5. AZU: VM-007 Azure Backup should be enabled for Virtual Machines
6. AZU: VM-008 Internet-facing virtual machines should be protected with network security groups

Detection of Network Unavailability #

While using Cloudnosys, have you ever wondered whether your network connection is slow? Or just not working the way you expect it to? Well, you don’t need to go out of your way to verify this anymore!

Now you will get a small pop-up on the bottom right corner of your screen stating whether the platform is facing trouble connecting to the Internet.

Compliance Health Trend Chart in PDFs #

Previously Cloudnosys did not display any visual in the PDF report from the Health Dashboard. But now you will get to see a 2-week summary of the Health of your Cloud Accounts, categorized by Severity.

Minor Improvements #

1. Life’s good when it’s easier to differentiate between Cloud Accounts. Previously, we had allowed giving 2 different cloud accounts the same name on the platform. Now you will be alerted when you try to use a name already taken by another cloud account in the same organization.
2. The Country/Region field on the Basic Settings (of Account Settings) page is now a dropdown full of names of countries making it easier for you to choose your country instead of typing it.

🐛 BUG FIXES #

In our continued effort to make Cloudnosys the most reliable security platform, we eliminated a number of key bugs in the platform in the past few months! 

Here’s a quick rundown on some of the top fixes:

Fixed: No Data on the Billing screen if no cloud account is selected.
Fixed: Rule Expand Icon & Rule Title on the Compliance screen are not aligned on the same line.
Fixed: Role ARN Help modal points are numbered incorrectly.
Fixed: Misspelling of GuardDuty in the tooltip of the Tags field of the Trigger Input section.
Fixed: Double organizations are shown in the Organization drop-down menu when a new one is created.
Fixed: Scan completed popup appears when the user switches to another organization.
Fixed: White space below the horizontal scroll bar in the Playbook Editor.
Fixed: Differences in the Save Risk node’s Input & Output field names.
Fixed: Multiple issues related to the names of organizations in the organization drop-down menu

And many more bugs especially performance improvements as well as scan engine optimization!

Release # 17 – Oct 20, 2021 (version 2.6.2) #

Type: New feature, Feature improvements, and Bug Fixes.

Description: This release was focused on platform stability, Cloudnosys’ API coverage, and a few feature improvements.

Affected Components: Database, UI, Signatures, Reports, Playbooks & Services.

🚀 Feature Improvements #

1. API Endpoint to get Widget Reports
   Pull dashboard widget reports in JSON format from Cloudnosys via a protected API endpoint, allowing third-party apps to display and utilize Cloudnosys stats. For more details, click here.
   
   
   
2. Organization Drop-down Menu sorted Alphabetically from A-to-Z
   To make it easier & quicker to find an Organization from the Organization Drop-down menu, the list of organization names will appear to be sorted alphabetically from A-to-Z.
   
   
   
3. Grouped Alerts now display failed resources in Tooltip
   The tooltip also contains relevant data about the failed resources such as which cloud account they are associated with.
   
   
   
   
4. Unlimited Organizations for Enterprises
   If the package is Trial or Paid then the user can add only one organization and if the package is enterprise then the user can add unlimited organizations.
   
   

   🐛 Bug Fixes #

   The following minor bugs have been addressed:

   1. The Billing screen was not showing any data
   2. Upon clicking “Test connection” another cloud account was being added in some cases
   3. Access Invite email was not being received for some users
   4. AWS EagleEye template was not getting downloaded
   5. The alert for ‘Organization Trial Expired’ had a label of “Invitation” instead of “Trial Expired”
   6. Full Compliance Report PDF was not getting downloaded when all cloud accounts were selected due to PDF size
   7. The button “Run till” was running all playbook actions if it was running inside the loop
   8. A lengthy playbook name was disturbing the User Interface as well as the placement of the buttons
   9. An auditor had incorrect permissions which allowed them to run a scan, perform a suppression, and run playbooks
   10. The Organization’s Owner’s Account was not being displayed on the Access Control page
   11. Playbook Configurable Fields in Settings were not being deleted in some cases
   12. When Cloudnosys was opened through the Okta app via SSO setup, it was leading the user to the sign-in page instead of the Dashboard
   13. The “Run Playbook” button was not working in some cases
   14. Access Control screen was showing an error when sending an invite 
   15. The text of the Past Executions column on the Playbooks screen was not aligned horizontally with the text/icons of the other columns
   16. After enabling AWS EagleEye, its status looked like it was getting stuck on “Verifying”
   17. Cloud Account Selector Menu was showing that 1 cloud account was selected even when no cloud account was added to the organization

Release # 16 – Aug 31, 2021 (version 2.6.0) #

Type: Feature & Performance improvements, New Signatures & Playbook Templates, plus Bug Fixes.

Description: This release was focused on implementing numerous Signatures, fixing multiple bugs, and a few minor feature improvements that make Cloudnosys easier to use.

Affected Components: Database, UI, Signatures, Reports, Playbooks & Services.

🚀 Feature Improvements #

1. Ticket creation for critical events with details in JIRA Playbook
   JIRA Ticket creation of critical events with complete resource details such resource id, cloud account name, region, availability zone along with other important metadata.
   
2. User Restrictions on Cloud Account visibility under Organization
   User access restrictions on a cloud account level have been introduced in our role-based ARN. This will give organizations the ability to restrict users as per their requirements. So now you can give access to the user(s) to any specific cloud account(s).
   
3. Grouped Alerts will also identify resources
   The grouped alerts will give users an extended view of all the failed resources detected as a result of the latest scan.
   
4. Clickable URLs in System Notifications
   All URLs in System Notifications are clickable now – making it quicker and more convenient to go to the relevant URL.

 Signatures #

New Signatures are released continuously and are independent of release dates. Here’s a list of signatures already integrated into the platform since the last release:

Amazon Web Services (AWS) #

1. AWS: IAM-023 List of IAM users with Admin access
2. AWS: NSG-007 List of Security groups with All TCP/UDP traffic open
3. AWS: CW-003 CloudWatch alarms are set up to monitor VPC Internet gateway configuration changes within your AWS account
4. AWS: CW-004 CloudWatch alarm must be triggered every time AWS Root Account is used

Google Cloud Platform (GCP) #

1. GCP: VM-006 Ensure OS login is enabled for a Project
2. GCP-IAM-008 Ensure that Service Account has no Admin privileges.
3. GCP-IAM-006 Ensure that IAM users are not assigned the Service Account User or Service Account Token Creator roles at the project level
4. GCP: NET-004 Ensure that RDP access is restricted from the Internet
5. GCP: NET-003 Ensure that SSH access is restricted from the internet
6. GCP: VM-007 Ensure VM disks for critical VMs are encrypted with Customer Supplied Encryption Keys (CSEK)
7. GCP: VM-008 Ensure that Compute instances do not have public IP addresses
8. GCP: LM-002 Ensure that Cloud Audit Logging is configured properly across all services and all users from a project
9. GCP: LM-003 Ensure that sinks are configured for all log entries
10. GCP: LM-004 Ensure that retention policies on log buckets are configured using Bucket Lock
11. GCP: LM-005 Ensure log metric filter and alerts exist for project ownership assignments/changes
12. GCP: LM-006 Ensure that the log metric filter and alerts exist for Audit Configuration changes
13. GCP: LM-007 Ensure that the log metric filter and alerts exist for Custom Role changes

Azure #

1. AZU: SQLDB-006 Public network access on Azure SQL Database should be disabled
2. AZU: SA-004 Ensure that ‘Secure transfer required’ is set to ‘Enabled’
3. AZU: SA-005 Ensure that ‘Public access level’ is set to Private for Blob 
4. AZU: SA-006 Ensure default network access rule for Storage Accounts is set to ‘deny’
5. AZU: AD-003 Azure External accounts with owner permissions should be removed from your subscription
6. AZU: AD-004 Azure External accounts with read permissions should be removed from your subscription
7. AZU: AD-005 Maximum of 3 owners should be designated for your Azure subscription
8. AZU: AD-006 More than one owner should be assigned to your Azure subscription
9. AZU: KV-004 Diagnostic logs in Key Vault should be enabled
10. AZU: VM-006 Insert missing Security & Compliance tags for Azure VMs

Playbook Templates #

Playbook Templates are actually released continuously and are independent of release dates. 

1. Remediation: Insert missing Security & compliance Tags for Azure VM Disks

      2. Integration: High Priority Alerts of EC2 Alerts to create tickets on JIRA

 Bug Fixes #

The following bugs have been fixed completely:

1. For EC2 resources there was an issue with automatic discovery when new resources were created which was identified and fixed.
2. Risks notification menu was showing Duplicate Risk Alerts
3. Search Filter Bug: In case if the name tag filter of a resource is missing, Cloudnosys will automatically insert the resource ID as the name tag instead of any other tag. This way those resources can be searched and filtered using the resource ID.
4. System notification was being shown of another organization.
5. The First Seen tooltip of critical resource was showing “N/A”.
6. EagleEye template was not being downloaded
7. When Suppression Risk was edited from the resource profile, it was creating another Suppression Rule instead of updating it.
8. When a playbook was created through remediation, the previous playbook workflow was shown.
9. “Create Playbook” was not disabled for users with only view rights.
10. Fixed Billing count issue.

Release # 15 – July 15, 2021 (version 2.5.0) #

Type: Feature release, performance improvements, and bug fixes.

Description: Cloudnosys has introduced a new widget for publicly accessible resources and added GCP playbook action along with some important improvements in Playbooks. You can also create automated remediation from the resource profile and signature view. Moreover, new CIS signatures for IAM, Security, Logging, Monitoring & Networking are introduced for recommended security checks.

Affected components: Database, UI, Signatures, Scan, Reports, Filters, Playbooks & Services.

New Features #

1. A new widget added for better visibility of publicly accessible resources

2. Resource Properties are added in the resource profile where you can see some of the metadata associated with a resource.

3. Automated Remediation Now you can create automated workflows to remediate risks as well as resources using Cloudnosys Playbooks feature with just one click!

When you click on “Create Playbook” it’ll directly take you to the Playbooks editor screen with the Cloud Account & Signature details already added by default in the Playbook trigger. This way you don’t have to go to the Playbook separately and type all the relevant details manually in the trigger.

4. GCP Action in Playbooks

This action will share GCP API call capability with the user. Through this node, users can make calls to their GCP infrastructure to fetch resources or make changes on their end (write access required).

5. New Remediation Playbooks added for Azure & GCP

Azure:

• Restrict SSH access on Publicly exposed networks
• Restrict RDP access on Publicly exposed Network

GCP:

• Enable OS login for a VM
• Remove Public IP addresses from Virtual Machine
• Enable Block Project-wide SSH keys for VM

🚀 Improvements #

1. Optimized scanning functionality: Now many resources can be scanned within few minutes.
2. Added more services in inventory for AWS & Azure:
   • AWS Elasticsearch
   • AWS Redshift
   • AWS Audit – Log
   • Azure Log profiles
3. New Signatures added for AWS & GCP:
   • AWS: IAM-023 List of IAM users with Admin access
   • AWS: NSG-007 List of Security groups with All TCP/UDP traffic open
   • GCP: VM-006 Ensure OS login is enabled for a Project
   • GCP-IAM-008 Ensure that Service Account has no Admin privileges.
   • GCP-IAM-006 Ensure that IAM users are not assigned the Service Account User or Service Account Token Creator roles at the project level
   • GCP: NET-004 Ensure that RDP access is restricted from the Internet
   • GCP: NET-003 Ensure that SSH access is restricted from the internet
   • GCP: VM-007 Ensure VM disks for critical VMs are encrypted with Customer Supplied Encryption Keys (CSEK)
   • GCP: VM-008 Ensure that Compute instances do not have public IP addresses
   • GCP: LM-002 Ensure that Cloud Audit Logging is configured properly across all services and all users from a project
   • GCP: LM-003 Ensure that sinks are configured for all log entries
   • GCP: LM-004 Ensure that retention policies on log buckets are configured using Bucket Lock
   • GCP: LM-005 Ensure log metric filter and alerts exist for project ownership assignments/changes
   • GCP: LM-006 Ensure that the log metric filter and alerts exist for Audit Configuration changes
   • GCP: LM-007 Ensure that the log metric filter and alerts exist for Custom Role changes

4. GCP Cloud account improvements:

• Users will be notified via email & system notification if there are any errors in connection.
• While adding a cloud account if a user skips any mandatory permissions, or if they forget to enable any relevant APIs, the user will be notified via system notifications.

5. Alerts Optimization

• Risks alert group by signatures in the notification
• Email alerts will be sent for every Cloud Account now instead of Organizations
• Notification Alerts will now be shown with respect to the organization

Minor Improvements

• Scan progress bar changes.
• Improved “Scan failed” error messages.
• Improvements in Playbooks action “Custom code”.
• Improved service filters for EC2.
• The playbook execution history is now real-time. It will be updated automatically.

Bug Fixes #

• Fixed history issue in Playbooks.
• Fixed time format issue in health trends.
• Fixed suppression menu issue.
• Fixed scan monitoring issue.
• Fixed total resource count at billing screen.
• Fixed error messages for cloud accounts.
• Compatibility issues with AWS findings were resolved.

Release # 14 – February 19, 2021 (version 2.1.0) #

Type: Feature release, performance improvements, and bug fixes

Description: Cloudnosys introduces new actions for Playbooks with better UI, signatures for AWS EKS, AWS Config, AWS API Gateway & AWS ECR. This release introduces pre-made Playbook templates for integrations and remediations. This release also includes bug fixes and improved performance.

Affected components: Database, UI, Signatures, Scan, Reports, Filters, Playbooks, Services

New features added as follows: #

1. New Triggers for Playbook #

• Schedule Trigger:

In scheduled trigger, you need to set time interval (hourly/weekly/monthly) and the playbook is triggered according to it

• Manual Trigger:

In manual trigger, the playbook is run when you click on the “Run Playbook” button.

2. New Actions for Playbook #

• Custom Code:

Through this action, you can write custom logic & use JavaScript functions

• HTTP:

HTTP action can fetch data from third-party endpoints and make API requests through URL

• Loop: 

In the loop, you can add multiple actions & they will iterate based on the conditions defined

• Get Resources:

This action can get resources that are already scanned in the Cloudnosys platform.

• Save Risk:

Save risk action can save risks from any data source in the Cloudnosys platform.

3. Playbooks Template feature #

You can create a Playbook by using a list of templates, you just need to click on “Add playbook” and then click on “Browse templates” and then you’ll see a list of available templates.

By clicking on “Use Template” you can use that template and modify it according to your preference. There are some global values that you need to add, so when you pick a template you’ll see a modal for global referencing:

By adding them, you don’t need to add input values instead you can reference input fields (e.g Cloud Account, Service) in your playbook actions for instance you want to reference cloud account then write “${global.cloudAccount}” in cloud account input field

4. New templates for integration and remediation #

Now you can create a playbook by using templates. Templates added for:

Remediation:

i) S3 Bucket Remediation

ii) AWS Security group Remediation

Third-party risk integration:

iii) AWS Inspector and Kube-bench findings

iv) AWS container security

5. New Signatures added #

Following new signatures added for AWS Glue, AWS API Gateway, AWS EKS, and AWS ECR

• AWS:GLUE-001: This signature prevents unauthorized users from getting access to the logging data in AWS CloudWatch if encryption at rest is enabled for your Amazon Glue security configurations.
• AWS:GLUE-002: This signature ensures that at-rest encryption is enabled when writing AWS Glue data to Amazon S3.
• AWS:API-001: This signature checks if active tracing is enabled for your Amazon API Gateway API stages to sample incoming requests and send traces to AWS X-Ray.
• AWS:API-002: This signature ensures if AWS Web Application Firewall (WAF) is integrated with Amazon API Gateway.
• AWS:API-003: This signature ensures that AWS CloudWatch logs are enabled for all your APIs created with Amazon API Gateway
• AWS:ECR-002: This signature checks that if your AWS Elastic Container Registry (ECR) repositories are configured to allow access only to trusted AWS accounts.
• AWS: EKS-002 This signature checks if your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) clusters have control plane logs enabled.
• AWS: EKS-003 This signature ensures if your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) clusters are using the latest stable version of the Kubernetes container orchestration system.
• AWS:EKS-004: This signature checks that if your Amazon EKS cluster’s Kubernetes API server endpoint is not publicly accessible from the Internet.
• AWS: CONFIG-001 This signature verifies if AWS Config is enabled in all regions.
• AWS: CONFIG-002 This signature checks if the Amazon Config service is referencing an active S3 bucket.

6. UI Changes #

The Time interval for Eagle eye alerts

• Time Interval for generating Eagle eye risks. So now you can set time intervals for alerts & then you’ll receive eagle eye alerts accordingly

Ability to deactivate Eagle-Eye (Real-time monitoring)

• Permanently/Temporarily disable eagle eye:

When you click on disable Eagle eye you’ll get a message “Do you want to disable Eagle eye” with two options “Temporarily disable” and “Permanently disable” If you select “Temporarily disable” you’ll not receive Eagle eye alerts and Eagle eye will be disabled temporarily.

You can simply enable it by turning the switch button ON.

And if you select “Permanently disable” then Eagle eye will be disabled permanently but you have to delete the stack set from your AWS account. Note: If you want to enable Eagle eye then you need to perform all steps for the Eagle eye setup.

7. Eagle-Eye Improvements #

Now Eagle can provide real-time alerts for AWS S3 and AWS EC2 in addition to previous services. So whenever any change in the console is made for instance S3 bucket versioning is disabled then you’ll receive an alert for that.

Other Improvements: #

• Added new services in inventory for AWS, Azure, and GCP
• Updated descriptions for some playbook actions

Bug Fixes #

• Some service names were inconsistent
• The suppression menu was overlapping vertical scroll
• Description for some signatures was outdated
• The loader was shown behind the execution modal of the playbook 
• Fixed trial message line break issue at Billing screen
• Corrected some spelling issues in the signature description
• Playbook update time was syncing with execution time
• Fixed permission issues regarding some user roles
• Playbook history issue fixed
• Service name consistency for AWS, Azure & GCP

Release # 13 – November 27, 2020 #

Type: This release improves performance & fixes bugs

Affected components: Database, UI, Signatures, Scan, Reports, Filters
Improvements:

• Risks Scan Performance improved by 2x
• New Cloud Services added: Amazon Elastic Container Service (Amazon ECS), Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service(Amazon EKS), and Amazon Elastic Container Registry (Amazon ECR)
• Following New, Signatures added for AWS ECS, AWS ECR, and AWS EKS
  — AWS: ECS-001: This signature checks if your Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS) clusters have the CloudWatch Container Insights feature enabled.
  — AWS: ECR-001:This signature identifies if there are any exposed Amazon ECR image repositories available within your AWS account.
  — AWS: EKS-001: This signature checks if the security groups associated with your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) clusters are configured to allow inbound traffic only on TCP port 443
• Custom signatures add to Custom Regulations
• Updated GDPR regulation
• Improvements to the user onboarding experience
• Improvements in Alerts suppression to accept more complex suppression rules

Bug Fixes

• Services filters didn’t display correctly
• Report PDF couldn’t be downloaded for some customers
• Multi-Organization/Tenant did not auto-create with correct users
• Cloud Accounts were not being added in some regions
• Signature descriptions/labels were outdated

Release # 12 – October 27, 2020 #

Type: This release adds new features, fixes bugs & improves performance
Description:
Cloudnosys introduces new screens for regulations & cloud accounts with better UI & performance. Also, new user roles were added to manage access control.
Affected components: Database, UI, Signatures, Scan, Reports, Filters

Improvements:

Features updated as follows:

i) New screen for Cloud account

•   The onboarding process improved by adding new policies and step by step guide for adding IAM role

ii) Added more roles in access control such as Administrator & DevSecOps for better management of role-based access
iii) New screen for regulations

•   Added rules, which makes it easier to keep a track of risks that are available in each rule
•   Risks tab added, which allows users to check how many risks are present in a particular regulation

iv) Others:

•  Changes in API Engine for AWS
•  Scan progress bar UI updated

Bug Fixes

•  Scan fixes
•  Fixed alignment issues at regulation screen 

Release # 11 – September 08, 2020 #

Type:  This release adds better performance & fixes bugs.

Affected components: Database, UI, Scan, Reports.

Improvements:
1. Improvements in scan performance
2. Added Detailed Execution history for Playbooks
3. Improved UI for change password screens
4. More types of notifications added on Access Control2. Bug Fixes
5. Fixed a UI glitch with filters on Signature Views
6. Fixed display of historical data on trends widgets
7. Fixed minor issues on Custom regulation reports

Release # 10 – August 10, 2020 #

Type: This release adds better performance & fixes bugs.

Improvements:

1. Reports & Widgets now load faster. Reports and Widgets now load 5x faster when the scan is completed.

2. New security checks by the Cloudnosys team can now be added faster. We’ve added a new module that helps our development team in adding new Security postures quickly, so they can be available for our customers at the earliest.

3. New Security checks for Azure.

Private Links

4. Moved email address settings into Account Settings > Security Settings
Now emails can only be updated based on inputting your current password for better security reach.

UI/UX improvements

5. Fixed text dropping issues on the signature status tooltip.

6. Updated labels for the suppression settings screen.

7. Table cut issues for some specific screen resolutions.

Release # 09 – July 23, 2020: #

Type: This release adds new features, fixes bugs & improves performance

Features

1. Google Cloud Platform Cloud Account

Cloudnosys has now the capability to scan GCP resources on its platform. Users can now check their inventory, security postures, compliances, and add governance to their GCP infrastructure via Cloudnosys.

2. GCP added in Custom Signatures

Users can now create their custom signatures via our code editor using a wide variety of resource types already included in our system.

3. GCP added in our Custom Regulation

Users can now create custom policies using our custom regulation tools for their GCP infrastructure. It supports all our pre-built signatures and also custom signatures if a user has created any.

4. Better inventory collection for GCP

Cloudnosys use GCPs Asset API to scan resources from a user’s infrastructure and also cover their Firebase assets. This helps us cover a great scope of resources for the user so we could provide better inventory coverage.

5. Added CCPA Regulation

Improvements

1. Most critical resources are now shown on a single page instead of paginated.

2. Icons changed for inventory widgets.

3. Better shades for priority notifications of high, medium & low.

4. Adjusted spacing for better readable content.

Bugs

1. Fixed UI and spacing issues for widgets.

2. Fixed explorer spacing issues to adjust content.

Release # 08 – July 03, 2020: #

Type: This release adds new features, fixes bugs & improves performance

Features

1. Playbooks

Playbooks give the user the ability to automatically remediate and orchestrate an immediate response on specific actions. Playbooks can also help achieve automatic remediation on Risks that Cloudnosys detects and generate emails to inform the concerned person/department.

2. More Resource coverage in services

We’ve broken our EC2 service into Instances, Volumes, Security groups, and Elastic IPs. So users can now deep dive into their EC2 inventory and have more coverage of their resource health.

3. Billing Dashboard

Users can now view their billable resource counts and get a sense of an idea on how much they’re being billed by Cloudnosys. The billing dashboard only counts resources that are currently active on your cloud infrastructure.

Improvements

1. Improved Scan Engine performance.

2. Improved dashboard widget performance.

3. Added filters for new resources that come under specific service umbrellas such as EC2.

4. Added more services & security checks for AWS & Azure

For AWS:
— Key Management Services
— Dynamo Database
— Elastic Load Balancers
— Cloud Watch Alarms
— Cloud Watch Events

For Azure:
— Added security checks for Web Apps

Bugs

1. Fixed count issues between Widgets and Explorer.

2. Fixed resource status issues when viewed from the Signature drawer.

3. Fixed UI issues.

Release # 07 – June 11, 2020: #

Type: This release adds new features, fixes bugs & improves performance

Features

1. View Historical data on Widgets

Now Users can view historical data on their widgets on Security & Compliance dashboards, giving them more power and analytics to compare their data with previous dates.

2. View historical data on Explorer

Now users can also track back their data on the Explorer (Sidebar) which can be popped by clicking on widgets from the Compliance and Security dashboard. Users can select previous data from the latest previous date.

3. View 7 & 30 days trends

We’ve improved our trends data to now include 7 & 30 days older data. Users can have a more analytical approach to how their risks are changing with time.

4. Added NYCRR Regulation

Improvements

1. Most critical risks now show counts of only failed signatures in a resource on the widget.

Bugs

1. Fixed map locations on Risks by Region widget.

2. Fixed VPC collection methodology to include better network-related resources.

Release # 06 – May 13, 2020: #

Type: Feature release and performance improvements

Description: Cloudnosys introduces new widgets for security posture with better UI & performance, resource enhancements, and the introduction of a new dashboard called “Health dashboard”. New signatures for Lambda, IAM, VM & some others are added.

Affected components: Database, UI, Signatures, Scan, Reports, Filters

Features updated as follows:

1. New Widgets for Security Dashboard

• Security Posture
• Inventory
• Critical Risks
• Most critical Resources

2. New Widgets for Compliance Dashboard

• Compliance Overview
• Security Groups
• Regulations
• Compliance Standards

3. Health Dashboards

• Risks by Severity
• Risks by Cloud Account
• Risks by Category

4. New Signatures added for Lambda

5. UI Changes

• Added time icon in widgets
• Risks by Region stats shown with a bar chart 
• In compliance dashboard, compliant bar added in Compliance Standards which will show users how much the resource is compliant

New items added:

• Risks by Region widget now show heat maps on regions that have risks categorized in severity circles (red-high,yellow-medium,blue-low). Upon hovering, users can see their total risks & region
• Added 3 new lambda signatures.
• Improved explorer performance
• Widgets count will show only unsuppressed resources
• Resources Explorer now loads instantly.
• PDF reports are now cached for faster display and generation. This helps users instantly download copies of them without any processing or wait time.

Release # 05 – March 11, 2020: #

Features

• Custom Signature
  Create your own Custom signatures through our premium feature of Custom Signatures that comes along with a code editor with complete code IntelliSense.
• Explorer
  A dynamic sidebar that displays all your resources and their statuses. You can drill down using different filters like region, categories, or even which of them are compliant or not.
• Playbooks
  Playbooks are our automatic security orchestration tool. That helps you take immediate actions based on any event occurring on your infrastructure through our platform.
• Suppression
  Users can suppress alerts/notifications that are not relevant to their scope, by doing so, its absence does not affect the normal presence of the resources. The suppression option occurs on the Resources tab or on any specific risk that a user wants to hide.
• Access Control
  AC (Access Control) provides users to create their separate organizations, add users to their organizations and create new users that only reflect on their organization.

Features Updated

• Cloudnosys has updated the Scanning mechanism. Now Scanning for resources takes 30 to 40 seconds to complete.
• Cloudnosys has improved the PDF download and it can be downloaded into two formats now. (e.g. Executive Summary & Full Report)
• Cloudnosys added more app integrations (SAML, Okta, OneLogin, ServiceNow).
• Cloudnosys has updated additional signatures of AWS and Azure.
• Cloudnosys now provides a MultiAccount Selector, that can be used to run scans on multiple accounts at the same time.

Bug Fixes

• This release resolves the Signature layout issue on Edge and Firefox.
• This release resolves the issue of multiple ‘Scan already in progress’ pop-ups. Now a single pop-up displays multiple cloud accounts’ scan progress.
• This release updates email settings that are now replaced from basic to security settings.
• This release resolves the issue of delay in the ‘Create User’ email, which is now sent instantly to the user. 

Release # 04 – August 2, 2019: #

Features

• App Integration
  Cloudnosys provides the facility to get delivery of alerts on your custom apps (Slack, Webhook) in a matter of minutes and without a single line of code. Now, you can Integrate your custom apps to Cloudnosys and get notified of the security risks and alerts in your cloud infrastructure so your team is always up to date with security and compliance posture.
• Custom Regulation
  Cloudnosys allows users to create new policies or customize provided regulations for your infrastructure with distinguished custom rule sets that can generate reports on specific resources.
• Azure Signatures
  Cloudnosys has added around 10 new control sets for Azure.

Features Updated

• Cloudnosys has updated the signature catalog filter with Azure Categories. You’re now able to view the filtered view of Azure control sets.
• Cloudnosys has updated the User facing documentation with details of the new feature, Integration.

Bug Fixes

• This release resolves an issue with the Alerts UI.
• This release resolves issues with Forget Password Link.
• This release resolves the compliance report bugs.
• This release resolves the issue with CloudEye Alerts.

Release # 03 – June 20, 2019: #

Features

• SOC-2 Services Organization Control
  Cloudnosys has added a new report that is built using the American Institute of CPA (AICPA.org) SOC 2 Controls (2017). AICPA guide on Reporting on Controls as noted as Service Organization Relevant to Security, Availability, Processing Integrity, Confidentiality, or Privacy specifies the components of a SOC 2.
• GDPR (EU) 2016/679
  Cloudnosys has added The General Data Protection Regulation (EU) 2016/679. It
  is a legal framework that sets guidelines for the data protection, collection, and processing of personal information of individuals within the European Union (EU). Superseding the Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC, the regulation contains provisions and requirements pertaining to the processing of personal data of individuals (formally called data subjects in the GDPR) —regardless of its location and the data subjects’ citizenship—that is processing the personal information of data subjects inside the EEA.
• Cloudnosys Custom Compliance Report
  Added Cloudnosys Custom Compliance Report developed by our experts to evaluate different security parameters such as Audit Log, cryptography, Access Logging, Data Protection, etc.
• Account Center
  Added billing section in the Cloudnosys environment having details about the licensable resources in the user’s account and their instances.
• Admin Panel
  Users with Administrator access to manage and control cloud accounts. An admin view screen containing a list of all accounts and allowing Admins to edit or update a user profile, user package, and expiry date from the panel.
• Region Selector
  Added a region selection step to the Add Account process. Now you must choose a region to create a cloud account.
• Full-Protection Policy
  Added AWS Full-Protection Policy that vigorously governs the security aspects and imposes best practices. This policy quickly mitigates cloud vulnerabilities and misconfiguration and allows one-click remediation.
• Azure Signatures
  Added 15 new control sets for Azure.

Features Updated

• Cloudnosys has Improved the dashboard usability by adding a scan date selector. You’re now able to view compliance reports of a particular scan date selected from the selector.
• Cloudnosys has improved the Edit cloud account option by allowing users to change their selected policy.
• Cloudnosys now includes compliance reports after scan completion in email notifications. The compliance report now consists of Risks (failed signatures), Passed signatures, and Compliance status.

Bug Fixes

• This release resolves an issue with the Remediation button on the correlation policy. The Remediation button now displays and works as expected.
• This release resolves an issue with downloading PDF reports in the Cloudnosys dashboard.
• This release updates an error message that appears when a read-only user tries to access remediation.
• This release resolves an issue related to the Risk Alerts emerging after enabling EagleEye.

Release # 02 – December 2, 2018: #

Features

• CIS AWS Benchmark Version 1.0
  Cloudnosys updated the CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark report in the Cloudnosys console of version (1.0) of the CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark. Users can now assess their AWS accounts against the latest CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark guidelines, including multi-factor authentications, AWS Config auditing, review of VPC peering network rules, review of IAM policies, access key rotation, and other improvements. For more information about the CIS AWS Foundations Benchmark report, see CIS Benchmarks.
• PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS 3.2)
  Cloudnosys added a new report, the PCI DSS report that covers technical and operational practices for system components included in or connected to environments with cardholder data.
• NIST 800-53 Rev 4 – FedRAMP / High
  Cloudnosys has added a new report, NIST 800-53 Rev4 that is a publication that recommends security controls for federal information systems and organizations and documents security controls for all federal information systems, except those designed for national security.
• Alerts UI
  Cloudnosys introduces an Alerts section that pushes notifications of risks and threats in the user’s Dashboard.
• Health Dashboard
  Cloudnosys added the Health dashboard which consists of graphs on the summary of your cloud environment with detailed health statistics about Risks with respect to Groups and Scans.
• PDF Report
  Added ‘Export PDF’ button that facilitates users to download their complete compliance report with all Risk summaries and Signature level details in PDF format for record-keeping.
• Monitoring/Scheduling
  Cloudnosys provide more control to your scan schedules by automating the span of vulnerability scanning. It allows scheduled scanning with daily, weekly, and monthly intervals.
• EagleEye
  Cloudnosys provides Real-Time Threat Detection System that monitors your Cloud infrastructure and detects risks with continuous alert notification to the User’s Cloudnosys Dashboard.
• User Account Verification
  Instant email notification on user-specified email to verify the new registration on Cloudnosys.
• Scan Progress Bar
  Cloudnosys has added a progress bar showing the progress of cloud account scanning with scan percentage and time of completion.

Features Updated

• Cloudnosys has Improved the AWS Audit policy that now actively manages the security groups and grants users to audit and monitor security trails.
• Cloudnosys has upgraded its usability with the addition of an Edit profile facility allowing users to edit their account info and reset passwords.
• Cloudnosys has now expedited the Scan Capability which now completes the scan and updates the whole dashboard within a min.

Bug Fixes

• This release resolves an issue with the Total Risk Count on the Compliance dashboard. All counts are now accurate.
• This release resolves an issue with filters on the signature catalog page. All filters appear as intended now.
• This release resolves a cosmetic issue with the layout of the View Resource drawer.
• This release resolves an issue related to the no. of resources and status of signature IAM-007.
• This release resolves an issue related to the scan duration of cloud accounts.

Release # 01 – July 16, 2018: #

Features

• ISO/IEC 27001
  Cloudnosys has added ISO 27001/27002 report which is a widely-adopted global security standard that sets requirements and best practices for a systematic approach to managing company and customer information that is based on periodic risk assessments appropriate to ever-changing threat scenarios.
• HIPAA Regulatory Citation
  Cloudnosys has added The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), sets the standard for sensitive patient data protection. Companies that deal with Protected Health Information (PHI) must have physical, network, and process security measures in place and follow them to ensure HIPAA Compliance
• Signature Catalogue
  A comprehensive list of signatures is used across the dashboard with easily operated filters.
• AWS Signatures
  Added 25 new signatures for AWS across multiple compliances.
• Compliance Dashboard
  A comprehensive view of risks in the dashboard with respect to functions along with Total Risks all over the dashboard. An additional field that allows users to select the cloud account they want to see the statistics of.

Bug Fixes

• This release resolves an issue where metadata was missing on some log sources.