We’re excited to announce the release of Contextal Platform & Console 1.3 – our biggest update this year! This version introduces powerful enhancements in contextual detection, usability, and performance, making it easier than ever to detect and respond to complex emerging threats.
Key Improvements in 1.3
Enhanced Context Awareness
With this update, local scope data can now be dynamically referenced in global queries, enabling deeper contextual analysis. Scenarios can now check if specific metadata – such as domains, URLs, emails, hashes, and more – have already been analyzed by the platform and how frequently they appeared. This expanded visibility is a great aid in detecting anomalies or large malicious campaigns proactively.
Expanded ContexQL & Data Processor Capabilities
Contextal Platform 1.3 includes new ContexQL features, giving users more flexibility and control over threat detection and data analysis. Additionally, our domain backend has been completely reworked, now supporting Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) for more accurate and up-to-date domain intelligence. We’ve also optimized the PDF processor for better performance, ensuring faster and more efficient analysis.
Single Sign-On (SSO) Support
Security and usability go hand in hand, which is why Contextal Console Business Edition now supports Single Sign-On (SSO) using OpenID Connect and SAML. This update allows organizations to integrate Contextal Console into their existing authentication infrastructure, improving both security and user experience.
Get Started with Contextal Platform 1.3
To explore these new features in detail, check out our release notes. If you’re not yet using Contextal solutions, now is the perfect time to experience the future of contextual threat detection.
Stay tuned for more updates, and as always, we welcome your feedback!