Behind the builds - new, fixes, and what's next for SimpleHelp
With the release of SimpleHelp v6.0 on the horizon, we commissioned an independent code review from Pwn2Own prize-winning cybersecurity firm Agile Information Security. Their team found no major issues and provided recommendations that have all been implemented. Here's what that means for our customers, plus a first look at some of the new features heading your way.
A practical guide to HTTP response headers that covers the use cases most sysadmins actually run into; from stopping crawlers indexing your staging environment to cutting down on security scanner noise. Includes ready to use Nginx configuration and explains the reasoning behind each header, not just what to copy and paste.
A new set of API endpoints will let you trigger SimpleHelp Toolbox tools programmatically, without anyone opening the Technician Console. List tools, start runs, check progress, and collect results from your existing systems.
Cyana now has the ability to go beyond plain text. When you're auditing disk space across your machines, mapping out wifi speeds, or summarising software versions by department, a chart or a formatted report tells the story far more clearly than a wall of text.
Information on why you should upgrade to newer SimpleHelp releases to protect against certificate revocation.
Today we're pleased to announce the release of two new builds of SimpleHelp: 5.5.15 and 6.0 Prerelease. Find out more about the transition from 5.5 to 6.0.
A new AI-powered feature for SimpleHelp's remote management software
Ever had a script work everywhere except where it actually matters? This one came down to the difference between passing null parameters passing nothing at all... PowerShell treats those very differently.
