10 posts tagged with "platform"

Release period: v1.2.135.2 → v1.2.135.3

This release centres on reporting and inventory hygiene: the API Surface report gains the columns and filters teams have been asking for, duplicate API endpoints can now be merged into one, and inactive APIs can be left out of reports entirely. Security testing gets materially more complete — a default levo test run now covers every test category instead of half of them — and web app scans can ask a person for a one-time code mid-scan. DAST evidence is more honest, and MCP connections and identity-provider lookups are fixed for organizations on Keycloak.

Release period: v1.2.135.1 → v1.2.135.2

This release connects Levo to WSO2 API Gateway with a one-click push of endpoints, gives the Service Graph its own full-screen page, and adds AI-assisted triage from the vulnerability view. Security testing results are markedly more trustworthy: tests that could not run are reported as skipped rather than failed, several classes of false positives are gone, and injection tests once again reach the endpoints they target. DAST scans gain second-factor support, PDF reports get a redesign, and sign-in, SSO and administration are more reliable across identity providers.

Release period: v1.2.135.0 → v1.2.135.1

This release lets security teams tune API security testing per application, puts test-run cleanup under role-based control with bulk delete, and introduces a Beta Service Graph in the API catalog. It also broadens test coverage to form-encoded APIs and unauthenticated-access probes, produces cleaner OpenAPI specs for strict gateway imports, and makes on-prem component health alerts far less noisy.

Release period: August 1 – August 31, 2026

August was a big month for coverage and visibility: a major expansion of web application scan checks, sharper AI Firewall detection, and a redesigned view into every on-prem component's health.

Release period: June 1 – June 30, 2026

June brought major upgrades to authentication testing and AI Security policy controls, faster performance across the platform, new integrations, and a rebuilt scheduled reporting engine.

Release period: 2026-05-01 → 2026-05-31

May deepens Levo's AI security stack: a redesigned Policy Hub with identity-aware policies, a next-generation AI traffic tagger that attributes traffic to individual agents and sessions, and a full Agent Detail view. We also added Streamable HTTP transport for the MCP server, deeper API discovery from source code, and broad reliability and performance gains across the platform.

Release period: 2026-04-01 → 2026-04-30

April brings AI security front and center: discovery of AI agents, models, and MCP tools from cloud providers, the first AI Policies and guardrail alerting, and a major step forward for web application scanning (DAST) with AI-driven authentication. We also expanded reporting, hardened sensors, and shipped new deployment options.

Release period: 2026-03-01 → 2026-03-31

March is a big month for web application scanning: our DAST engine matures with smarter crawling, scheduled and on-demand scans, AI/LLM-driven authentication, and a large round of false-positive reduction. We also unified AI Gateway policies with live guardrail enforcement, moved reporting to a faster async pipeline with a new application comparison report, and added configurable session management, sensor health notifications, and grouped threats.

Release period: January 1 – January 31, 2026

January was a big month for AI security. We shipped Vigil, our AI-native firewall for AI apps and MCP servers, launched our new web application scanning (DAST) and external attack surface management capabilities, and made AI guardrails and AI discovery work end to end — alongside dozens of improvements to findings, sensitive data, reporting, and the dashboard.

Release period: October 1 – December 31, 2025

This release brings a refreshed dashboard experience, a completely rebuilt notification system, and the first wave of web application scanning and AI security capabilities. We also expanded API discovery, security testing, and administrative controls to make Levo easier to operate at enterprise scale.