# November 2024

## Public API

We’ve released our public API, which currently has the following functionalities:

* Trigger new test run.
* Cancel ongoing test run.
* Get the status of test run.
* Generate a PDF report of test run execution.

For detailed instructions on how to interact with the API, please refer to the [API Reference page](broken://pages/L509DduL0Z9tvpV6sXhr).

In addition, we’ve updated the platform’s UI to support API configuration. Target IDs and probe IDs are now visible within the UI. You can also [generate your access token](broken://pages/m7DSJ0Gwd5UUmzjAEIVb#access-token-generation)[ ](broken://pages/m7DSJ0Gwd5UUmzjAEIVb#access-token-generation)directly from the platform.

## User & Organization Settings

The settings page has been refactored to support new features. It’s no longer a single page, but instead divided into separate sections, each with its own page. The new structure includes:

#### User Settings:

* Account Settings
* Personal Access Tokens

#### Organization Settings:

* General
* Users
* Integrations
* Subscription

To explore the available options, visit the [User & Organization Settings page](broken://pages/m7DSJ0Gwd5UUmzjAEIVb).

## Risk Surface Time Series

The Risk Surface section on the overview page now includes an option to display a time series chart of your target’s risk surface. This chart allows you to track how your target's risk has changed over time, reflecting the impact of any updates you’ve made on the target or new vulnerabilities discovered as a result of probe improvements.

## Improvements & Tweaks

* The number of test cases that finished with Error has been added to all areas where results are displayed, ensuring better transparency and consistency.
* Detection time for each test case is now included in the probe run table for more detailed insights.
* Probes cost in credits is now visible in the [Probe Details](broken://pages/mxGbSQJzbj3Sn9e7XNgb#probe-details) modal on the Probe Catalog page.
* The target selection has been relocated for better distinction from the navigation bar.
* Test and probe run titles are now included in the breadcrumbs, making it easier to drill up.

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