Oct 15, 2026 — Improvements to Web Security Analytics
about 3 hours ago
Enhancements:
- New API Security dimensions in Web Security Analytics. You can now analyze sample request logs using four new API Security dimensions: Incident Type, Incident Severity, Attacker Identifier, and API URL. These dimensions let you inspect request-level details, assess threat severity, and trace specific API endpoints directly within the Samples view. Learn more
- Occurrence count for remediable insights. Remediable insights in AI Assistant now highlight recurring threat patterns and repeated traffic spikes detected over time. These indicators help you quickly identify persistent anomalies across your security configurations and prioritize long-term remediation actions.
- Unified AI feature consent management. Web Security Analytics now uses a single, streamlined consent flow for all AI-powered capabilities, including AI Assistant and Attack Insights. Note that accounts that previously had access to Attack Insights but haven’t granted consent to AI Assistant lose access to Attack Insights until they grant consent to the use of AI features.
Bug fixes:
- Reliable time range retention when updating saved views. Web Security Analytics now validates and preserves your selected date range when you update saved views, ensuring seamless updates across custom timeframes.
- Automatic AI Assistant panel expansion for remediable insight deep links. Deep links for remediable insights now open Web Security Analytics with the AI Assistant chat panel automatically expanded to display your insight details.
- Refined display logic for Firewall for AI streaming fields in the Samples view. In the Samples view, Late Deny is now displayed only when the associated streaming session metadata (such as Transmission Protocol or Original Request ID) is present. This ensures that standalone timing indicators do not appear without relevant connection details, keeping your sample data clear and easy to read.