Faraday Blog

Welcome to an enhanced version of the Faraday Vulnerability Management Platform.
This is a quick but juicy release note where we are proud to introduce key improvements to the Scheduler views and a new feature: the ability to export vulnerabilities to CSV files.

This release includes numerous bug fixes and addresses several feature requests from our users. One of the key updates is the addition of a Credentials tab, allowing you to organize exposed passwords and link them directly to your vulnerabilities—all in one place.
You can also configure RabbitMQ to handle heavy tasks and speed up processing of large data volumes.

We’re excited to introduce Faraday v5.12!
This update brings significant improvements to the user experience with a refreshed look and feel. More importantly, we’ve worked hard to integrate several new plugins, strengthening the link between our platform and the essential tools in your security workflow.

We’re thrilled to kick off the year with a series of enhancements and new features for our vulnerability management platform! One of the highlights is the release of Dark Mode, giving you the flexibility to tailor your view preferences.

In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of potential threats requires robust tools and accurate frameworks for assessing risk. The Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) has long been a cornerstone for evaluating vulnerabilities, providing a standardized method to gauge their severity. With the release of version 4.0, CVSS introduces significant updates aimed at improving accuracy and decision-making for security teams.

At Faraday, our focus is on simplifying the complex and delivering solutions that empower security professionals. With these updates, we’re reaffirming our dedication to innovation, automation, and usability while maintainin the highest security standards—because managing risks and vulnerabilities shouldn’t slow you down.