What's New in CISO Assistant — Week 26, 2026 (v3.18.3)
A focused patch release that surfaces evidence at the domain level, centralizes folder/domain field rendering, and hardens IAM checks while retiring the fallback login endpoint.
A focused patch release that surfaces evidence at the domain level, centralizes folder/domain field rendering, and hardens IAM checks while retiring the fallback login endpoint.
Two patch releases land a long-awaited dark mode, pro-tier custom fields and audit-log forwarding, a security hardening against internal redirects, and a wave of translation and table-mode fixes.
Staying true to our commitment to transparency and security, we're publishing the latest CISO Assistant penetration test report, conducted by Synacktiv. All findings were reviewed and remediated within hours.
Two releases close the week: a focused v3.17.3 patch, then a feature-rich v3.18.0 bringing dynamic Jira field mappings, a per-object audit trail, two new Saudi NCA frameworks, an IDOR fix, and the backend's move from Poetry to uv.
Two releases close out the week: v3.17.1 brings a Prometheus metrics endpoint, user-configurable date formats, expanded comments and audit aggregation; v3.17.2 piles on an expanded AI/MCP server, the ABRO framework, a tables column selector, action-plan cost breakdowns, SSO redirect handling, and a big batch of data-wizard, framework-builder, and ordering fixes.
A big stretch: native project management arrives, framework-driven reporting goes cross-domain, requirement nodes gain their own score scales, and OIDC picks up a strict state/nonce mode. Plus new NCSC CAF v4.0 and TRUE II frameworks, analytics on applied controls, the psycopg2→psycopg3 upgrade, and a long tail of fixes across four releases (v3.16.5 → v3.17.0).