Cremit Changelog | December 2023

Hello, this is Ben from Cremit!

We’re excited to share our first update for December 23. Cremit is currently available as a Private Beta; if you’d like to join, please reach out to us at hi@cremit.io.

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Updated Brand Color Scheme

We’ve refreshed the Cremit color scheme to provide a more comfortable and visually accessible experience. The dashboard now features high-visibility colors for elements like statistical charts, table data, and highlights, making it easier to navigate and interpret data.
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Enhanced Dashboard with Additional Statistical Data

The dashboard has been updated to include more comprehensive statistics. Now, you can view at a glance:

• The number of Secret (API Key) leaks

• The number of sensitive information leaks

• Statistics on types of leaked data and leakage points

This addition makes it easier to monitor and assess data security trends across your organization.
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New Leaker Information for Secrets and Sensitive Data

Previously, the Secret Table only displayed data such as activation status, leakage date, and data type. Now, you can also see which user was responsible for each leak, providing greater transparency and accountability.

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Expanded User Permissions: Administrator, Writer, and Reader

We’ve introduced role-based permissions to provide more control over user access:

• Administrator: Full access to all functionality

• Writer: Can modify settings and create data

• Reader: Limited to view-only access

This change enhances security by assigning appropriate access levels based on user roles.