April 14th, 2026
This patch release builds on the foundations of V0.9 with two major third-party integrations, a new code visualization capability, key UX improvements, and several targeted bug fixes. It also includes frontend groundwork preparing the upcoming V0.10, which will introduce full agentic ASPM capabilities.
I. Slack Integration CybeDefend can now connect directly to your Slack workspace. Receive real-time notifications on scan completions, new critical findings, and security posture changes — keeping your team informed without leaving their primary communication tool.
II. Jira Integration Bridge the gap between security and engineering. CybeDefend now integrates natively with Jira, allowing you to create and track tickets for vulnerabilities directly from your findings, ensuring security issues flow seamlessly into your existing development workflows.
III. Code Graph Visualization You can now visualize your project's code graph directly from the CybeDefend interface. This dependency and call graph view provides a deeper understanding of your codebase structure and helps contextualize how vulnerabilities propagate through your application.
IV. Cancel Scan Button A new cancel action is now available for scans in a waiting for file or queued state, giving teams more control over their scan pipeline and reducing unnecessary queue blocking.
V. Improved Project List View The project list has been redesigned to be more consistent and user-friendly, improving navigation and readability across organizations with a large number of projects.
VI. Frontend Improvements — Preparing V0.10 (Agentic ASPM) Significant frontend improvements have been made to the Cybe integration layer in preparation for the upcoming V0.10 major release, which will bring full agentic AI-powered ASPM capabilities to the platform.
VII. Yarn Dependency Scan Fix Resolved an issue that caused dependency scanning to fail or produce incorrect results on projects using Yarn as their package manager.
VIII. Exploitable Path — Import Comment Handling Fixed a bug in the Exploitable Path engine where import paths containing inline comments were not correctly resolved, leading to inaccurate reachability analysis.
IX. Large Codebase Parsing Fix Resolved a crash occurring during the parsing of very large codebases exceeding 200,000 lines of code, ensuring stable and complete analysis at scale.