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Changelog — March 2–15, 2026

New Features

  • Hunt Sessions: a new dedicated workspace for organizing and tracking full threat hunt investigations, including an Inbox for triaging incoming alerts and promoting them into hunts.
  • Explorer v2 and an interactive graph explorer for visually navigating entities and their relationships in your security graph.
  • A new notification center with real-time in-app alerts, email delivery, and customizable preferences per channel.
  • Federated entity search across your own data and public threat-intelligence sources (CVE, ATT&CK, MITRE ATLAS, and more), along with a redesigned command palette for faster navigation.
  • Scout now shows its reasoning step-by-step while investigating, automatically names hunt sessions, extracts structured entities from query results, and lets you leave feedback on its runs.
  • Added asynchronous export for large result sets, with a dedicated download page and a notification when your export is ready.

Improvements

  • Added rate limiting to help keep the platform stable and responsive during high-traffic periods.
  • Watchers: the query schedules tab now shows live, accurate schedule status pulled directly from the backend.
  • Improved entity browsing with clearer loading states and more reliable search results.

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed an issue causing Scout requests to fail due to a cross-origin error.
  • Fixed navigation and performance issues in Scout sessions, including incorrect breadcrumbs and an infinite loading loop.
  • Fixed connections and library pages getting stuck in a loading state.
  • Fixed chat and hunt session issues affecting message display, scrolling, header layout, and transitions between workflow steps.
  • Fixed an issue where querying a table without a connected integration returned a generic error instead of a clear message.
  • Fixed an issue where queries could incorrectly fail with an access error for connections the user legitimately owned.
  • Strengthened access-control checks so connection details are only visible within the correct organization scope.