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SenseOn Platform 5.31

The AI Governance dashboard in Reveal is now available to every customer as a beta, with a new Detection tab for AI content findings. Admin and Manager users can now build their own Reveal dashboards in the Dashboard Lab, and Reveal charts can be changed from their axis labels. Settings has a new Environment context page for describing your environment, and response actions now appear on the case timeline in Investigate.

What's new

  • Reveal: the AI Governance dashboard is available to every customer, marked Beta, and is listed first in Reveal. A new Detection tab counts AI content findings. Tabs that need an Anthropic or OpenAI integration, or content scanning, explain what's missing when it isn't set up.
  • Dashboard Lab: Admin and Manager users can create, edit and delete their own Reveal dashboards. Assign one or more categories to a dashboard so it appears under the right filters in the Reveal menu.
  • Reveal: click a chart's axis labels to change its aggregation, sort or time bucket. Pie charts open their smaller slices one level at a time, and a chart tells you when its results stop at the row limit.
  • Environment context: a new Settings page where Admins can describe your environment, with built-in sections for accounts, networks and locations, plus your own blocks and keywords.
  • Investigate: Reflex and EPP response actions appear on their observation in the case timeline, with a link to the action in the Response Overview.
  • Documentation: SenseOn documentation is linked from the left-hand menu, the Support Hub and the Settings menu.

What's improved

  • Experience: a new filter bar shows each filter as a readable sentence, and you edit a filter's value from a menu under its field.
  • Integrations: the installed integrations table sorts A to Z by default and can be sorted by source or by when data last arrived. Column headings stay visible as you scroll, and a filtered list shows how many integrations are shown, with a link to clear the filter.
  • Device Configuration: the settings grid is narrower and its headings wrap. Inherited settings are now hidden by default. To show them, open the menu on the Segment heading and untick Hide inherited settings.
  • Device Segments: long device details, such as Active Directory organisational units, wrap onto further lines, and you can resize the device list.
  • Support Hub: Admins can add contact addresses, such as a shared SOC mailbox, that the SenseOn SOC can email from the Support Hub. These contacts receive the email but can't open the Support Hub.
  • Performance: pages load less code when they first open, so they appear faster.
  • Accessibility: menus announce the selected option to screen readers and move focus to it when they open.