The new Compliance Reporting module turns the data Faddom collects into compliance reports, so you can review your environment against regulations and standards. It's licensed separately and works with Compass.

The new Faddom Guard browser add-on for Chrome and Edge opens a Faddom side panel on any page, including platforms like vSphere and AWS. Open it from the toolbar icon, with Alt+Shift+F, or from the Faddom tab on the right edge of the page.

Faddom now supports SolarWinds as a monitoring integration. Configure a webhook alert action in SolarWinds Orion to forward alerts into Faddom, following the Zabbix and Nagios integrations.

Faddom now connects to Proxmox as a data source. Add a Proxmox server from Settings > Data Sources, test the connection, and run discovery on demand. Proxmox hosts appear as hypervisors in Inventory, and their VMs are listed when the guest agent is installed.

The new Domains screen shows which domains your environment is reaching, all in one place. See your top domains with their related apps, sources, and traffic, a breakdown of traffic by domain category such as DevOps, LLM, and Media, and a list of requests to malicious domains with the source, traffic, and last seen time. Narrow the view with filters and a time range. Available once Domain Processing is enabled in Settings.

Discovery Scope has a fresh new design and is now the main home for your scope settings. It replaces the old scope page and the edit groups screen in Subnet Dependencies.

Inactive Servers has a new design and now works independently from Shadow IT. Hiding a server on one screen no longer hides it on the other.

Make Faddom look the way you work best. Choose dark, light, or auto display mode across the whole UI, set individually for each user.

Control who sees which application maps with two new options:

Azure Discovery now supports managed identities as an alternative to app registrations. Assign the identity to the VM that runs Azure discovery, whether the Faddom server or a remote proxy, and skip storing access keys. Flow log setup also accepts multiple storage accounts, each with its own name. Existing connection strings keep working.

Faddom’s Nutanix integration now runs on the generally available Nutanix v4 API, replacing the v4 beta API. Before you upgrade, confirm your Nutanix version supports the v4 GA API.

Export a micro-segmentation policy to AWS. Faddom creates the matching security groups based on the policy you defined.

Faddom's Public API now covers more of what you see in the product:

You can also query the servers list by last-updated time.

Ask Compass in plain language, such as "Show me all incoming connections to this server," and Compass builds the matching search for you.

Faddom now scales further with support for PostgreSQL read replicas. The UI reads from a replica, keeping the primary database free for frequent topology updates.

Refine a filter on the spot. You can now edit an existing filter instead of deleting and recreating it.

Each map now suggests filters for the servers and ports that generate the most connections, in addition to the global suggestions.

Find the right map faster by searching the maps tree by application tag.

See who built each map. Application maps now show their creator.

Focus on the tier you care about with the new filter by tier in tier maps.

Expand tier bubbles to read long map and tier names without hovering.

Search a whole range of ports at once, such as 8000-8100, instead of adding each port one by one.

Tier Types now matches the map. Servers without an assigned tier appear under “Other.”

Delete a tier with confidence. Faddom automatically reassigns its servers based on your remaining rules.

View Inventory your way. Group it by ESX host, or turn grouping off for a flat list.

VMware Discovery now collects cluster and datacenter fields and shows them in server properties.

Working with many vCenters is easier. Data Sources now makes it simple to switch between them.

Take your subnets with you. Export every defined subnet from the Discovery Scope Subnets page.

Track every Custom Fields import, with its file name and the number of records it affected.

User Discovery settings are now in one place. The AD admin groups and inactive cleanup parameters have moved from Global Parameters to the User Discovery settings page.

Find the connections you need in SSL Insights with new search and sort in the connections list.

Configuration Status now warns you when Faddom discovers an AWS service without connection data, such as an S3 bucket.

The data source UI and Configuration Status now show the last flow log status.

Azure recommendations now consider temporary storage support, so Faddom doesn't suggest VM types that require a rebuild.

Apply your own discount to Azure and AWS pricing in migration cost calculations.

Faddom now reads the Windows disk metrics that the Azure Monitor Agent publishes, so Windows drives in Azure no longer show 0% free space.

Saved layouts in Maps now load right away, without a page refresh.

Tiers based on a tag now accurately find the servers that have that tag.

An "equals" condition on a tag now matches only the exact value, in both maps and Advanced Search.

When discovery fails for one VPC, your other VPCs are no longer marked with an error or disabled.

CPU, memory, disk, and IOPS data now update for VMs on Nutanix Prism Central 7 and above.

The discovered AD admin users list now includes only admin users.

The properties panel for a public IP now shows its IP Groups instead of appearing empty.