Release/

October 2025

Features
Highlights

AI Firewall

AI Firewall is Aptori’s real-time control plane for securing, governing, and auditing enterprise AI usage. It enforces security and compliance policies inline across prompts, responses, agents, tools, and model providers, ensuring AI can be used safely in production and regulated environments.

Release Notes

25.10.3

New Features

  • LLM Router
    Introduced automatic routing across configured LLM providers, including Google Gemini, Anthropic, and OpenAI, allowing seamless orchestration of large language model integrations.
  • HTTPSBypass Analyzer
    Added a new analyzer to detect targets that accept insecure HTTP connections, helping enforce proper HTTPS configurations.

Enhancements

  • Refreshed API Settings Tab
    Improved navigation and usability within the API Settings section of the UI.
  • Role-Based Access for Patterns
    Group Maintainers can now create and edit patterns at the group level.

Bug Fixes

  • Group / Project Selector UI Fix
    The updated UI now includes a new and more consistent Group / Project selector.

Sift 25.10.3 (October 17, 2025)

New Features

  • HTTPSBypass Analyzer
    Added a new analyzer to detect targets that accept insecure HTTP connections, helping enforce proper HTTPS configurations.

Enhancements

  • DataExposure Analyzer
    Now inspects both response headers and response body for user-specified pattern matches.
  • SstInjection Analyzer
    Improved logic to further reduce false positives during template injection testing.
  • OpenAPI Header Name Preservation
    • Header parameter names in OpenAPI operations now retain original capitalization from the definition file.
    • Header field names from dynamic authorization commands also retain original capitalization from the command output.
  • ServerError Analyzer
    This analyzer is now passive and evaluates requests from both the baseline engine and other analyzers for broader coverage.

Bug Fixes

  • Invalid Regex Pattern Handling
    Fixed an exception caused by non-compilable regular expressions in OpenAPI definitions, ensuring robust parsing during scan initialization.