Changelog
What’s new
Everything we ship, newest first. A new entry with every release.
A real questionnaire builder, and notifications you set
Questionnaires get a drag-and-drop builder with a live preview and logic that survives renaming, and notification settings split into categories, a priority inbox and a weekly digest.
Google Workspace, OneLogin, and evidence that bundles
Two more identity sources collect evidence on their own, evidence files combine without losing the originals, and the app gained a What's new panel.
Trust, people, and policies that read themselves
A public Trust Center, a register of the people behind every account, and an import that suggests the controls a policy covers.
The policy page, rebuilt
Policies get tabs, a version picker and a real list, and the copilot stops refusing the follow-up.
Policies, and a boundary to measure against
Write and adopt policies inside Cyberwiz, and scope every compliance number to a Target and a Program.
Permissions that hold
Every route, every write affordance and every agent tool now checks the same organization role.
Agent, raised
Cyberwiz AI is now Agent, lifted out of the bottom bar into its own surface.
The assistant stops pretending
Agent is backed by a real model now, not a mock, and the app around it grew a settings surface worth having.
The vendor page, rebuilt around a rail
Vendor detail keeps its identity on screen while you move through tabs, and the dashboard opens on a layout worth keeping.
Vendors, end to end
Create, duplicate, filter and validate vendors without leaving the list.
Evidence, from wherever it already lives
Import evidence straight from Google Drive, Dropbox and OneDrive instead of downloading it first.
An inbox for evidence, and validations that read it
Drop a file in and Cyberwiz suggests what it proves; a catalog of reusable validations judges whether it holds.
Compliance, rebuilt
A new compliance module with per-framework runs, a lifecycle cron, applicability and a Statement of Applicability.
Auditors get a role of their own
An auditor is a first-class organization role, scoped to the frameworks and dates of their engagement.