We made significant improvements to our emails. The most notable change is that you can now add company branding. Once enabled, your logo will appear at the top of any email sent by us to vendors or internal stakeholders. This makes it easier for recipients to understand who is making the request and will result in less back-and-forth between you and your vendors.
As part of these changes, we’ve also refreshed the design of our emails to make it easier for recipients to know what action they need to take next. This change means faster responses, better engagement, and less time spent chasing up requests.
Learn how to enable co-branding.
Remediation workflow for vulnerabilities
You can now request remediation of verified and unverified vulnerabilities in first and third-party remediation workflows. This is part of our ongoing work to improve our vulnerability management capabilities.
Learn how to request remediation from a vendor.
Export individual identity breaches
You can now export individual identity breaches as a PDF report or to Excel. The PDF report is a great way to communicate the extent of an identity breach to your internal stakeholders without having to invite them to UpGuard.
Learn how to export an identity breach.
Other fixes and improvements
- Improved in-product references to relevant knowledge base articles
- The Vendor Risk executive summary now shows the number of vendors your organization monitors over time
- You can now label your inactive domains and labels will remain when domains transition from inactive to active or active to inactive
- Data leaks reporting now shows all keywords including those with no results
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