The intelligence is only as trusted as the platform underneath it. This release hardens that platform for the kind of buyer whose security team reads every line of the questionnaire.
Enterprise authentication. Email-based two-factor sign-in, login lockout against repeated attempts, and session hardening that keeps a working session alive in the background without kicking the user out at the worst moment.
Audit logging. Sensitive views now carry a clear record of who accessed what and when, so access to the most sensitive intelligence is accountable by default.
EU data residency. Customer data is held in the EU, with strict separation between organisations so one company’s intelligence is never visible to another.
None of this is the headline feature. It’s the backbone that lets an enterprise security team say yes, the posture that turns “let me get back to you” into a signature.