A session page built around the evidence
The session page now groups repeated findings, lists activity as rows you can filter, shows the conversation, and opens any row in a side panel.
New features and fixes in Quint, newest first.
The session page now groups repeated findings, lists activity as rows you can filter, shows the conversation, and opens any row in a side panel.
The macOS agent masks credentials it recognizes in AI agent traffic before it sends content to Quint's cloud. Agent 1.1.24 also catches long and quoted ones.
Every row in Sessions now names its host, user and agent. You can sort by risk, filter to one platform, and search across your sessions by text.
Find now opens a host, an agent, a teammate or a session directly, and searches your sessions by text as you type.
Sentinel answers now carry a verdict, the coverage of each read behind it, and citations, and a conversation you reopen keeps all three.
Admins can now require an install token before a new machine joins the workspace, and cap how many install tokens can be live at once.
Admins can now download the workspace's administrative audit log as a CSV file from Settings, and each export is recorded in the log itself.
Pick a lifetime when you create an API token. Personal tokens last up to 90 days, and service tokens can now expire instead of living forever.
The identity graph now keeps its whole view in the link, saves named views, and turns any view into tables you can export as CSV.
Change an incident's status and severity, assign it, add notes and record whether it was real, all from the incident page.