Core Web App

Alert if an existing password or account shows in a new HAVEIBEENPWNED breach.

We really need to be able to generate a report based on searchable data. While Hudu can find the data on the website, we need to be able to generate a report with that data. Example: A piece of software has a major flaw and it needs to be patched ASAP. A report is generated by searching for that piece of software and exported to PDF or csv and provided to the IT team so they can update the software. Example 2: A certain firewall is End of Life and should be replaced. A report generated by searching for that firewall could be exported to PDF or csv so it could provided to the sales team so they can contact the customer to replace the device.

There are many feature report requests but I have one more thing. It would be great if I could get a list of all Assets across one or more companies that are of type X and have the value Y in the field Z. Example: Show me all assets of type Server where the field "Role" has the value "hypervisor". A great example of what I imagine would be the NinjaOne device overview. Basically, a huge list which I can filter as I want.

We would like to be able to view an activity report and to be able to export the report to PDF or Excel. The activity log is great but it is a challenge to sort and find who performed what action. If we could export this out we could manage the data in a much more efficient way.

Audit a report for companies that are not reporting any data for an asset Layout. For Examples, get a report of companies that have no data for 'Applications'

Would like to be able to create tables containing summaries of data inside or across asset types, with links to the asset For instance: Computer asset table listing name, location, model, type IP address table listing asset type, name, location, ip address (across multiple asset types)

A Per User Report to produce list Passwords which have not been changed since the specified User last viewed them. This would be equivalent to IT Glue's 'At Risk Report'.

Currently, when I terminate an employee on my password document management software, it automatically flags the passwords that they have seen. So, for example, if tech A logs into a client's platform and then Tech B logs into the same platform and changes it. Then Tech A separates from the team, that specific password is not flagged to be changed, as Tech A did not have exposure to the new password. If the passwords have been rotated with a tool, and they haven't seen the new password, then the password is not flagged as they don't know what it is. But all passwords they have witnessed are flagged, and we can either rotate them with a tool or send a team to manually change them, so we know we are secure from a tech separating the company. I know I can currently run reports on Hudu, and all the data is there. But for me to cross-reference when the tech has been exposed to the password and when the password has changes is a very cumbersome task. My current system flags them, but even if it were a simple report, it would make things much easier and more secure.

To help in planning, it would be helpful to be able to dump a hierarchical list of all assets into a report. This could then be copied into an editor and tweaked, or could be used to document your own structure and help to guide others to where things are located.