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What's New in CISO Assistant — Week 09, 2026 (v3.13.0 – v3.13.4)

Enforced MFA, advanced audit analytics with radar charts, EBIOS RM interactive graph editor, onboarding presets and journeys, PostgreSQL SSL support, and three new framework libraries.

Enforced MFA, advanced audit analytics with radar charts, EBIOS RM interactive graph editor, onboarding presets and journeys, PostgreSQL SSL support, and three new framework libraries.

Five releases make Week 09 one of the densest of the year so far. The highlights include enforced MFA for organisations with strict authentication policies, a completely new advanced analytics page for audits, an interactive EBIOS RM graph editor, and a guided onboarding experience through presets and journeys.

Security & Authentication

Admin-enforced MFA (v3.13.0) — Administrators can now require all users to set up multi-factor authentication. Combined with the MFA redirect fix in v3.13.4 (which now works correctly across both layouts), this gives security teams a straightforward way to raise the authentication baseline across the organisation.

Hardened Excel formula escaping (v3.13.2) — The escape_excel_formula utility has been strengthened to prevent CSV/Excel injection attacks when exporting data. A companion CI policy check now guards against template injection at the code level.

RBAC fixes — Two privilege-escalation paths were closed: a bypass in the task-template calendar endpoint (v3.13.1) and another on the get_controls_info function (v3.13.2). Deletion of built-in user groups via API is also now blocked (v3.13.0).

OIDC email fallback (v3.13.2) — When the identity provider does not return an email claim, CISO Assistant now falls back to preferred_username or upn, improving compatibility with Azure AD and other enterprise IdPs.

Advanced Analytics

Audit analytics page (v3.13.0) — A brand-new analytics view gives auditors a high-level picture of audit progress and compliance posture, replacing the need to manually aggregate data across requirement assessments.

Radar chart for section scores (v3.13.2) — The advanced analytics page now renders per-section scores as a radar chart, making it easy to spot weak areas at a glance.

EBIOS RM

Interactive operating-mode graph editor (v3.13.2) — The EBIOS Risk Manager workflow gains a visual, interactive graph for editing operating modes. This is a significant usability leap over the previous form-based approach and makes it much easier to model complex attack paths.

Onboarding & UX

Presets and journeys (v3.13.2) — New users can now choose from curated presets that pre-configure a workspace for common compliance goals (e.g., NIS2, ISO 27001). Journeys guide users step-by-step through the initial setup, dramatically reducing time-to-value.

Focus Mode improvements (v3.13.0) — The folder list in Focus Mode is now searchable and sorted alphabetically, a small but welcome quality-of-life change for users managing many folders.

Cleaner audit toolbox (v3.13.1) — The audit toolbox layout has been tidied up, and v3.13.2 adds visual refinements to the flash-mode view along with inline observation support.

Auditor/respondent workflow and notifications (v3.13.1) — Auditors and respondents now receive targeted notifications at each stage of the assessment lifecycle, and comments on individual requirement assessments are fully supported.

Team management (v3.13.4) — The team-leader field is now optional, giving more flexibility when setting up cross-functional teams.

Performance

Lazy loading for autocomplete fields (v3.13.0, v3.13.2) — Asset-based autocomplete fields now load data on demand instead of fetching everything upfront. This was extended in v3.13.2 to cover all asset-based fields, noticeably improving page-load times in environments with large asset inventories.

Faster demo data loading (v3.13.2) — The demo-data import has been optimised, cutting setup time for evaluation and training environments.

Framework & Library Updates

  • ANSSI MonAideCyber Questionnaire v2 (v3.13.1) — Updated to the latest version of the ANSSI self-assessment questionnaire.
  • ITSP.10.171 — Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (v3.13.2) — Added by community contributor @tarkadia, available in both French and English.
  • CISA Cybersecurity Performance Goals 2.0 (CPG 2.0) (v3.13.2) — The latest edition of CISA’s cross-sector performance goals.
  • PCI-DSS v4.0.1 (v3.13.2) — Updated in both English and French.
  • CMMC v2 (v3.13.2) — Removed a blank question that was causing confusion in assessments.
  • ISO objectives management (v3.13.4) — Improved handling of ISO-standard objectives.

Deployment & Infrastructure

AWS Web Identity Token and S3 region support (v3.13.2) — Contributed by @tajpouria. Deployments using AWS S3 for object storage can now authenticate via web identity tokens and specify a region, enabling cleaner IAM role integration in EKS and similar environments.

PostgreSQL SSL connections (v3.13.2) — Contributed by @scottmckenzie (welcome!). CISO Assistant can now connect to PostgreSQL over SSL, a requirement for many managed database services.

AWS_LOCATION for object storage (v3.13.2) — A new environment variable lets operators customise the storage path prefix in S3-compatible backends.

Community Contributions

A warm welcome to two new contributors this week:

  • @scottmckenzie — PostgreSQL SSL support
  • @CPAtoCybersecurity — Owner field support in the Applied Controls bulk-import wizard (v3.13.4)

Bug Fixes

  • DORA RoI export now aligns with EBA validation rules, includes correct taxonomy codes and parent LEI, and excludes draft contracts (v3.13.0, v3.13.2).
  • Autocomplete-select highlighting for suggested items works correctly again (v3.13.0).
  • Risk-scenario assignment notifications are now sent reliably (v3.13.1).
  • Only visible navigation items appear in the command palette (v3.13.1).
  • Date formatting respects the user’s locale (v3.13.2).
  • Matrix tooltip regression resolved (v3.13.2).
  • Business impact analysis is now supported in the data wizard (v3.13.2).
  • Missing translations and EBIOS shortcut positioning fixed (v3.13.4).

For the full list of changes, see the v3.13.0 – v3.13.4 releases on GitHub.

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