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What's New in v1.1

New features, improvements, and changes in MCM v1.1

What's New in v1.1

New Features

Observability Module

MCM now ships with a full Observability module giving you end-to-end visibility into your cloud infrastructure.

  • Logs — Centralised log collection and search across all connected cloud accounts and providers.
  • Metrics — Real-time and historical metrics for resources, costs, and platform health.
  • Traces — Distributed tracing support for workloads running across cloud environments.

See the Observability overview to get started.

Drag-and-Drop Multi-Cloud Orchestration

The Orchestration module now supports a fully visual, drag-and-drop canvas for building multi-cloud workflows — no YAML or manual wiring required.

  • Visual canvas — Drag provider nodes, resource blocks, and action steps onto the canvas and connect them by drawing edges between ports.
  • Multi-cloud support — Mix AWS, Azure, and GCP resources in a single workflow; MCM handles credential routing and execution order automatically.
  • Live validation — The canvas highlights missing connections, incompatible resource types, and circular dependencies in real time as you build.
  • Export to stack — Any canvas workflow can be saved as a reusable stack and versioned alongside your other infrastructure definitions.

Native SecOps UI (Replaces Embedded Wazuh)

The SecOps module has moved from an embedded Wazuh iFrame to a fully native MCM interface, giving you a consistent look-and-feel and deeper platform integration.

  • Native dashboards — Threat alerts, compliance posture, and agent status are now rendered directly in MCM using the same design system as every other module.
  • Unified navigation — No more context-switching into a separate Wazuh session; all SecOps views are reachable from the standard MCM sidebar and tab shell.
  • Integrated filters — Account, provider, and date-range filters from the top toolbar apply across SecOps views just like they do in FinOps and Discovery.
  • Improved performance — Eliminating the embedded iFrame removes the Wazuh login handshake and significantly reduces initial load time for the SecOps section.

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