This blog post announces the December 2021 update for Invicti Enterprise On-Premises, highlighting tagging, a login warning banner, encryption, and the integrations with ServiceNow Vulnerability Management and DefectDojo.
We’re delighted to announce the release of Netsparker Enterprise On-Premises 2.2. The highlights of this release are tagging, a login warning banner, encryption, and the integrations with ServiceNow Vulnerability Management and DefectDojo.We have also added new security checks, improvements, and fixes.
Netsparker Enterprise extends its tagging capabilities. In addition to issues, you can now tag websites, scans, and website groups with this release. The tagging lets you give additional context to scans, websites, website groups, and issues for easy viewing. Tagging also helps you group similar scans, websites, and issues.
For further information, see Tagging in Invicti Enterprise.
You can configure a login warning banner in Netsparker Enterprise. The banner provides security and legal notices to users accessing the system. It notifies them that they are subject to monitoring and may incur legal penalties for inappropriate or unauthorized use of the system.
For further information, see Configuring Login Warning Banner.
Netsparker Enterprise On-Premises encrypts and decrypts sensitive data by using AES encryption. For the encryption, Netsparker uses a secret key. With this release, Netsparker Enterprise now requires you to download and store your secret key.
For further information, see Encryption Settings.
Netsparker now supports additional integrations: ServiceNow Vulnerability Response and DefectDojo.
For further information, see Integrating Netsparker Enterprise with ServiceNow Vulnerability Response.
For a complete list of what is new, improved, and fixed in this update, refer to the Netsparker Enterprise Changelog.