# May 2025 Release Notes (RUX)

### The Respond UX May release (2025.05) includes:

**Introducing: Executive Overview Report**

Vectra is introducing the Executive Overview report on the Vectra AI Platform. This report is catered to CISOs and security executives who need to bring high-level metrics to their board or executive-level meetings. Metrics include noise to signal tunnel, investigation time saved with Vectra, attack trends, and more. This report allows executives to make strategic decisions and evaluate how Vectra reduces security breach risk for their organization.

**Introducing: Global View**

Global View enables large enterprises and MSSPs to centrally manage and investigate threats across multiple Brains and tenants from a single RUX deployment—making it ideal for global operations with complex environments.

**Introducing: Attack Graphs**

The new Attack Graph brings instant clarity to active threats by visually mapping how attackers move across your network, cloud, and identity environments. Powered by Vectra’s AI-Prioritization, each threat is now displayed directly on the host or account page—giving you immediate insight into where the attack started, what systems it interacted with, and how its risk level evolved over time.

Security teams can choose from three intuitive views to investigate threats in the way that best suits their workflow:

* Connectivity Graph – See how different entities are linked during the attack.
* Tree Graph – View the sequence of attacker actions in a structured path.
* Historical Score Over Time – Understand how the threat’s risk changed and escalated.

This capability empowers SOC teams to act quickly and confidently by surfacing context and urgency in a single, actionable view.

**Traffic Validation Report Download Issue Resolved**

We've resolved an issue that prevented some customers—particularly those in large RUX environments—from downloading the Network Traffic Validation Report when its size exceeded approximately 6MB. The workflow has been enhanced to support larger report downloads, ensuring reliable access to traffic validation data regardless of report size.


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