At Castle, we strive to provide and enhance tools that are useful for maintaining your app's security. To improve our Email Intelligence, we now run checks on new properties that are often configured on trusted domains:
This week, we introduced an improvement to the investigation workflows: the ability to sum numeric values of a custom property or metric recorded on events in the Explore view.
We are excited to announce a new enhancement to our Slack integration: the ability to send notifications to private channels. This update ensures that notifications are sent only to members of channels specifically created for receiving security alerts.
We're pleased to announce a new feature in the Castle Explore view that enhances your ability to pre-filter event searches using deep links! Now, you can use query parameters to control filters directly from URLs. To use this feature, simply convert the schema field by replacing . with - - for example, user.email should be referenced as user-email in the query parameters.
This release introduces an easy way to prioritize essential data by quickly moving a column to the start of the table. This new capability helps with efficient data reorganization to better suit the exploration flow.
Our customers often ask about ways to stop bad users early. To help you detect more bad actors and secure in-app events, Castle leverages Email Intelligence to analyze who is trying to use your services.
Today we are announcing a new Dashboard feature we developed by listening to you, our customers: the Overview page. We designed this page to summarize your app’s security at a glance and provide comparative insights over time.
As part of our recent improvements to the Organization page, we've put a lot of work into refining the Billing page to help you understand your current usage and better anticipate the next bill.