Security Vision summarized the development of the Security Vision 5 platform (SV 5) for 2025. During this period, 12 updates were released, including over 300 improvements. Key priorities included managed automation, expanded integrations and data sources, and improved manageability and usability of the platform in corporate infrastructures.
Key results for 2025
Development of the Security Vision Platform 2025 focused on five practical areas:
· Automation and orchestration: more managed workflows and scenarios without manual routine.
· Integrations and data collection: Expanding connectors and network flexibility for real-world use cases.
· Security and control: strengthening access mechanisms, auditing and transaction security.
· Interface and visualization: improved dashboards, widgets, object cards, and editors for daily work.
· Deployment and Maintenance: More standardized scenarios for system installation and diagnostics.
Key updates by area
Automation and workflows. Workflows continued to evolve in 2025, with the addition of synchronous launch scenarios, execution result return mechanisms, and a parameter library. Connector invocations from workflows also became more flexible, and performance-impacting scenarios were optimized.
Integrations and connectors. The platform has expanded its connectors and network conditions, including new telemetry sources and additional query settings. This improves the completeness of data for investigations and analytics and reduces the number of manual workarounds in integration chains.
Safety and controllability. Over the course of the year, improvements were implemented in access control and auditing, including additional audit events, improved log settings, and mechanisms for restricting API access.
UX and visualization. In 2025, dashboard and widget workflows were improved, including time-range filtering and enhanced map visualization. Updates to editors and object cards made day-to-day operations faster and more predictable.
Deployment and operation. Delivery and installation options have been expanded, and certain deployment and maintenance scenarios (including installation logging) have been simplified. This reduces the complexity of implementation and speeds up operational diagnostics.
Practical impact for customer teams
The 2025 updates provide measurable value to key roles:
· SOC and Analytics: Gain context on events and incidents faster with improved dashboards, widgets, and visualizations.
· IR and investigations: reducing manual operations through the development of automation and managed workflows.
· Administrators and Operations: More transparent and expanded installation and maintenance scenarios, enhanced auditing and API access control.
"By the end of 2025, the Security Vision 5 platform has strengthened its automation and integration capabilities and received a number of improvements in manageability and operation. These updates are aimed at reducing manual operations and increasing process predictability for SOC and IR teams," – the Security Vision Product Team noted.
