What's New

Notable, user-facing changes to Pulse — new features, improvements, and fixes you'll actually notice. Newest first. Follow the links for full details in the feature documentation.

June 24, 2026

Fixed

• On the appliance, backup restore and enrollment reset no longer prompt for a password — Both operations now complete unattended; a missing absolute path for systemctl had caused them to stall waiting for a sudo password.

June 23, 2026

New

• Filter monitors by muted state — The monitor list now lets you show or hide muted monitors, so you can focus on the ones that are actively alerting. See Monitors.

Improved

• Stale-data badge — Monitors now display a badge when their latest reading has gone stale, making it obvious at a glance when a source has stopped reporting fresh values. See Monitors.

Fixed

• Reliable incident actions — Acknowledging or resolving an incident from a notification no longer submits twice when tapped in quick succession.

June 21, 2026

New

• Vulnerability (CVE) monitoring — Pulse can now match your connected devices against a known-vulnerability catalog and open an incident when a relevant CVE is found. Includes a dedicated CVE detail view, an on-demand re-scan, and CSV import for CVE monitors. See Monitors.
• Manage extra certificate names on the appliance — You can now add additional DNS names and IP addresses to the appliance's TLS certificate directly from the on-device menu, without rebuilding the appliance. See TLS Certificates.