What's New ππ¶
2025-02-21¶
Code to Cloud - Integration with Dynatrace
- Dynatrace is an industry leader in Infrastructure and Runtime observability, and as a Boost user you can now benefit from all Dynatrace has to offer as enrichment to our source code, CI/CD, and Supply Chain risk detections! Provide your developers with runtime context of which vulnerabilities are in production or have public routes from the internet. Provide your infrastructure team with code context of which repository or development team members are responsible for the code running on a specific service!
- Add SAST to the auto-provisioning list! With Boost you can now automatically detect new assets and provision static analysis scanning to the newly detected code with no human intervention. This joins the existing automated provisioning capabilities for Supply Chain, Secrets, SBOM, and SCA!
Expanded Critical Risk Detection
- Our ability to identify critical risks has expanded once again, this time to flag repositories that contain PII and are missing branch protection settings.
2025-01-31¶
Deeper Runtime Detections and Policies
- Boost will now enrich services and findings with detected Root user access and Privileged containers. For example, you can now have policies that alert when detecting certain vulnerabilities existing within services that have Root Access.
Enhanced Asset Discovery Information
- With multiple potential sources of asset detection (Source Control Management, 3rd party Scanner, etc), it can become unclear where an asset in Boost originated from. We have enhanced the Asset Management page with additional metadata to help you track your asset origins
Export CIS Supply Chain Compliance Report
- Weβre continuing to enhance our Compliance feature with file exporting. Filter your portfolio or compliance rules down to just the scope you want to report on and create CSV data exports for downstream reporting or archiving
2024¶
- For detailed release notes from 2024, please refer to the 2024 release notes page
2023¶
- For detailed release notes from 2023, please refer to the 2023 release notes page.
2022¶
- For detailed release notes from 2022, please refer to the 2022 release notes page.