Audit trails, cloud tags, AI-run IaC.
Recommendation history, broader AWS tagging, AI-managed IaC governance, and open PATs
ZopNight now keeps a full history of every recommendation, and re-reads the resource to confirm the outcome rather than treating a finding going quiet as proof it was fixed. Savings are claimed only where there is evidence.
What's in this release
- New ZopNight: recommendation history, and confirmation of whether the problem was actually fixed. Click History on any recommendation to see when it was raised, viewed, applied, closed, and why
- New ZopNight: bookmark the recommendations you are working through, so you can come back to them
- Improved ZopNight: tags now reach the cloud on fifteen more AWS resource types, taking the total from 21 to 36. Apply covers CloudWatch log groups and alarms, ElastiCache, EFS, KMS keys, Glue jobs, web application firewalls, ACM certificates, Route 53 zones, API Gateway, OpenSearch, MSK, and Redshift, all of which were detection-only before
- Improved ZopNight: AI assistants can now manage infrastructure-as-code governance. Fourteen new tools cover the Terraform and OpenTofu pull-request gates, per-repository scanning and its status, scan tokens, and validation runs with their audit trail among others, taking the catalogue from 275 tools to 289
- Improved ZopNight: you can now choose any write capability when creating a Personal Access Token, whatever your role or your organisation's MCP write tier. Every option is available up front, and your role in each organisation is enforced when the token is used