Read-only keys are desired at both at the organization level, and at the partner level. It feels odd to use a read-write key to fetch the installer, and we are likely to develop reports at the partner level that will only read data, not write it.

...Or at least in the optional Display Name. Characters that are frequent are comma (,), ampersand (&), and period (.) Lawyers are often "Alice, Bob, and Charlie" Medical clients may have "OrgName, P.C." Some prefer to use their ", Inc." or ",...

Just like all the other column headers have a filter function. This will greatly help in drilling down to unknown / new assets when using tags to document already-analyzed findings.

Could it be possible to add CIS Google Workspace Foundations Benchmark to the tool for scanning against the cloud connectors.

Currently if you only check "generate a full list of vulnerability details", you get a PDF with CVE details for vulnerabilities found, but nothing to indicate where that finding was. If you also check "generate a vulnerability summary for each sou...

For example, an SSL/TLS: Certificate Expired might be on a service port other than TCP 443, and it'd be nice to know where the vulnerability was discovered at.

We have been asked from several auditors on what control/mechanisms as used to inventory and track software in use that is end of life or end of support. Would be great if the system could check the version from software invetory and add in a date...

It appears the '&' cannot be used in organization names, but if you attempt to create an organization with this symbol in the name, there is no warning or other validation. It acts like the organization has been created, but is actually not.

This would be useful for our customers due to the fact that many are utilizing Intune. Pushing out computer policy is far more efficient this way for our customers. CIS and Microsoft are closely aligned however, they do differ on some aspects.

Create a template for deploying the Cavelo internal vulnerability scanner. Template should be for common hypervisors - VMWare, HyperV, and if possible something like virtualbox.