This release expands our platform with the new NinjaOne integration and, for the first time, enables time-saving bulk planning of measures directly from the vulnerability details.
In addition, we have made the integration page noticeably clearer, improved the storage performance of plans, and fixed various bugs in the platform and Agent.
The new integration with NinjaOne enables seamless connection of your NinjaOne environment to lywand. Vulnerability information is automatically transferred from lywand to NinjaOne and displayed directly on the affected end devices in the RMM.
Automatic data synchronization between NinjaOne and lywand
Synchronization of vulnerabilities at device level
Transfer of device names and CVE information
Flexible filtering of data to be synchronized
Actions can now be planned directly in the vulnerability details using bulk actions for multiple vulnerabilities simultaneously.
Revised integration page with improved clarity
Improved evidence for vulnerabilities (detected by Agent Check) for registry entries
Optimized storage speed of Renovation Plans and improved loading screen during the storage process
More prominent display of vulnerability severity levels in the Security Cockpit drilldowns for better prioritization
Support for domains with IDN names (e.g., domains with umlauts)
Fixed a display error in the “Verification” field in the Security Cockpit
Links from the Infrastructure to the Check Insights are now only displayed when results are available
Fixed an error that could lead to false negatives with very long SPF entries
Fixed an Agent error that prevented some virus scanners from being correctly detected on servers
Fixed an Agent error that often prevented Foxit Auto-Healing from being performed successfully
Fixed an Agent error that led to false positives with Oracle databases
