What’s new
Recent changes to Ovyero, newest first. The complete list is in the dashboard under What’s new.
Fewer false blocks on credentials
Credentials are recognised by what the variable is (for example dbPassword), not by an UPPER_SNAKE name, and names that are only about a credential (passwordPolicy, a Kubernetes secretName) no longer block.
Set up single sign-on yourself
Enterprise owners configure OIDC single sign-on from Settings: issuer, client ID and secret, allowed email domains, Test connection, then Enable. SSO setup.
A Settings panel, and your name instead of your email
One place for your profile and display name, security, notifications and appearance and, on paid plans, your organization and members.
Plan comparison on the billing page
The billing page shows what Free, Team and Enterprise each include, with your current plan highlighted.
Auditor console
A read-only view for compliance reviewers: the tamper-evident access log with its ledger hashes, the role and scope matrix, and a signed evidence bundle.
Blast radius as an interactive graph
See what relies on a file as a clickable graph, with a table view when you would rather read rows.
When a check gates you, know what to fix
Gated verdicts lead with the highest-priority finding and show why the gate exists on every finding.
Stream events into your SIEM
GET /api/v1/siem/events streams verdicts and forensic-access events as NDJSON, Splunk HEC or JSON, plus an opt-in signed alert webhook. SIEM setup.
A tamper-evident access log
Every forensics read on your account, newest first, each row with a ledger hash.
The Forensics Workbench
Paste a file path or a stack-trace line and see who owns it, what relies on it, why it exists and what to do to fix it, with the evidence behind each answer.
Verify your audit ledger from the dashboard
A Verify ledger button runs the same hash-chain check as ovyero audit verify.
Manage your subscription from the dashboard
Upgrade, downgrade or cancel in the dashboard. Plan changes and cancellations send a confirmation email.
Verdicts organized by codebase, and a signed evidence bundle
When one key governs several repositories the dashboard separates them, and the audit log can export a signed, hash-chained evidence bundle for one codebase.