Fluency Console 0.2.5: New Dashboards and Faster Case Review

Fluency Console 0.2.5 expands security reporting, makes case investigations easier to navigate, and improves application setup and everyday administration. The console is the v2 interface: add /v2 after your instance's address.

New dashboards and reports

New dashboards bring together activity, inventory and protection information from Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, AWS, Google Workspace, Acronis, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender, FortiGate and Windows Server. Reports show their archive coverage more clearly, give daily activity totals, and have a cleaner visual style.

A new Compliance Evidence Report organizes observed evidence around NIST SP 800-53 control groups. It supports an evidence review; it does not certify compliance.

An archive-backed dashboard opens once the scheduled report behind it has archived days for the account, and it shows the products the account has connected. See Report Scheduler to turn on a report's daily archive.

Faster case review

Analysts can open cases directly from Cases Search, search the summaries already loaded on Overview Summary, see the investigation's decision alongside its severity (such as Closed - Info), and add comments to tickets.

Setup and administration

Administrators gain a dry run that checks an application's configuration before it is installed, an NXLog setup wizard for Windows servers, Bitdefender GravityZone Event Push setup, Acronis and Horizon3 views on Resources, and password resets for local users.

Every change is listed in the Fluency Console 0.2.5 release notes.

Splash Summary

Fluency Console 0.2.5 expands security reporting, makes case investigations easier to navigate, and improves application setup and everyday administration. The console is the v2 interface: add /v2 after your instance's address.