Cyware Situational Awareness Platform

CSAP provides the administrators with the ability to decide whether or not to make tags mandatory for alert creation.

Tags help analysts in correlating alerts, identifying information in alerts, and notifying users about alert content.

CSAP now provides the ability to share Knowledge Base links between CSAP users.

Sharing KB links can help analysts to collaborate better and provide valuable context when required.

CSAP members can now share an already published alert with additional communities. Members can select any published alert and:

By default, the CSAP alert dashboard now shows all the alerts modified in the last 7 days. This makes sure that only the latest alerts are displayed on the dashboard reducing clutter and showcasing the most relevant information.

Analysts have the option to provide a custom date range and view all the alerts published in that date range.

CSAP Analysts can now create roles for CSAP Open API access. Using roles, analysts can control and restrict members’ access to CSAP features. Analysts can then assign the role to members while generating API credentials.

Analysts can now export Request For Information (RFI) responses to a CSV file for offline analysis. They can also use the exported responses to create alerts.

Analysts can now view the following details of inactive members:

Analysts can now use the following new, in-built, and customizable threat intel email templates to send email notifications to analysts and members: