Streamlined Automations
Streamlined save, monitor, and export processes into a single view, which will make for easier creation and management of queries and automations. Users can now edit existing monitors and have granular control over what data gets exported.
Customized Notifications
Users can now customize notifications for each monitor according to their personal preferences, and receive notifications in the app, via email, or their preferred messaging platform, including Slack and Teams.
More Powerful Searches
The deployment of an updated version of the Silent Push Query Language (SPQL) API, featuring enhanced asynchronous processing, will provide improved support for long-running queries.
Integrations: Splunk and D3; Plus, Updated Chrome Extension
Splunk 3.0 is the latest integration of a big data platform. It includes ThreatCheck support and offers multiple benefits for enterprise clients.
Splunk users often process millions of events per day, and running enrichment checks against every indicator (such as IP addresses, domains, URLs, etc.) can become costly. With ThreatCheck, enterprise users can run indicators they have in Splunk through ThreatCheck to detect when Indicators of Future Attack (IOFA) have impacted their environments at scale, without consuming usage credits. New dashboards enable a deeper analysis of how and where threat actors manage their infrastructure.
Additionally, users can now create and manage feeds from within the Splunk app, facilitating bidirectional workflows.
The Chrome Extension 1.0.7 update helps enterprise users prioritize investigations more effectively by quickly checking any indicators referenced on a web page to see if they are IOFA™.
The new version enables automatic query generation from selected indicators to provide additional context from across all of Silent Push's data sources.
Precise Date and Time Filtering
The Advanced Search experience now provides even greater control over your queries. Now, when filtering by Date Added in Feed Search, scan_date on Web Search, and WHOIS Search, you can select both Absolute and Relative dates using an intuitive dropdown picker. To try it on:
Feed Search (Date Added field)
Web Search (scan_date field)
WHOIS Search (scan_date field)
Additional updates in version 4.11 include updated UX for search results tables to accommodate new data sources; expanded indicator history listings for IOFA™ feeds; and additional pivot controls for Total View and WHOIS data for faster, more intuitive platform navigation.