April 2026 highlights two major streams: UI/UX enhancements for findings and vulnerabilities in wazuh-dashboard-plugins, and beta-release readiness with OpenAPI/versioning and CI workflow alignment to support Wazuh 5.0.0-beta1. Key frontend changes include the Findings and Vulnerabilities UI overhaul (FIM table display improvements, package name/version and severity for VD findings, terminology update from 'alerts' to 'findings'), plus a CTI link for direct vulnerability access. Beta readiness work consolidated version bumps, OpenAPI references, imposter plugin URL adjustments, and CI workflow changes to align with the 5.0.0-beta1 release. These efforts improve vulnerability triage efficiency, reduce ambiguity in terminology, and streamline release processes for faster business value delivery.

March 2026 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: Delivered core features to enhance security, reliability, and developer workflow; fixed SCA findings tab filter; centralized event templates and field definitions for consistency; and streamlined development with a workflow merge.

February 2026 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Focused on branding consistency, release-ready plugin updates, and code quality improvements that support a smooth 5.0.0 release. Delivered concrete changes with traceable commits, aligned with business objectives around clarity, maintainability, and customer value.

January 2026: Security-focused UX enhancement in wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Implemented a Run-as configuration warning in the API selector, added a dedicated UI component to display the warning, and set the default run_as setting to true to strengthen user role-mapping security. Included changelog updates and UI styling refinements to ensure clear communication and consistent presentation.

Month: 2025-12. Focused on delivering reliable UI enhancements, devops environment improvements, and configuration standardization for wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Key outcomes include Filebeat upgrade in dev, UI simplification by hiding MITRE module, dashboard visualization fix, and configuration formatting standardization, all contributing to better monitoring fidelity, streamlined UX, and consistent code quality.

November 2025 monthly summary for wazuh/wazuh-dashboard-plugins focused on delivering automated and maintainable UI enhancements, documentation improvements, and stability fixes that drive user productivity and reduce operational risk.

October 2025 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Delivered UI clarity improvements and visualization updates, fixed a key sorting discrepancy in endpoint group visuals, and aligned release metadata across repositories. This work enhances data accuracy, user experience, and release governance, translating to clearer IT Hygiene insights and smoother product handoffs across dashboards.

September 2025 monthly summary focusing on business value and technical achievements across wazuh-dashboard and wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Delivered stable release tooling, API spec validation, navigation robustness, data visualization improvements, and documentation automation. Key outcomes include reduced release risk, more reliable API validation for plugins, improved navigation UX, clearer network-traffic visibility in IT Hygiene dashboards, and automated docs publishing.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-08 focusing on business value and technical achievements across two repositories: wazuh-dashboard-plugins and wazuh. The month delivered feature work that enhances documentation, testing readiness, and release-quality assurance, with clear traceability to commits and PRs. No major production bug fixes were recorded this month; instead, efforts were directed toward improving documentation, QA templates, and testing communications to reduce post-release defects and speed up release readiness.

June 2025 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: security, automation, and API compatibility improvements that deliver measurable business value by reducing risk, accelerating release cycles, and ensuring alignment with the Wazuh API. No explicit bug fixes were documented in this period; the focus was on feature delivery and release-engineering enhancements.

May 2025 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: focused on compatibility with Wazuh releases and UI enhancements for File Integrity Monitoring (FIM). Key deliverables include implementing Wazuh 4.12.2/5.0.0 compatibility with updated API references, changelog, and external resource links, and launching FIM Inventory UI enhancements with subtabs for files, registry keys, and registry values, plus new dashboard components and updated FIM pattern settings. Release readiness was improved via a version bump to 5.0.0 and documentation alignment. Outcomes: increased stability across Wazuh releases, clearer FIM data visibility for operators, and a smoother path to 5.0.0 deployments. Technologies/skills demonstrated: API integration, versioning strategy, UI/UX enhancements, data visualization, and FIM pattern configuration.

April 2025: Focused on release readiness and reliability for wazuh-dashboard-plugins. Delivered Wazuh 4.12.x versioning readiness (4.12.0 alpha revisions and 4.12.1 readiness) with consolidated bumps and changelog updates; fixed a critical bug in the monitoring cronjob where API errors caused an infinite retry loop, adding robust error handling and breaking the loop as needed. The changes improve release confidence, stability, and downstream deployment processes.

March 2025 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: Delivered an Agent State Synchronization Force Update feature to ensure the latest agent state is reflected, and completed comprehensive documentation and changelog fixes to improve documentation accuracy and release transparency. These changes enhance operational accuracy, reduce support friction, and strengthen release hygiene across the plugin.

February 2025 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: Achieved upgrade readiness and process improvements by delivering 4.11.x backend compatibility for the Wazuh dashboard plugins (OpenAPI adjustments and release notes), updating agent-management documentation and changelog, and modernizing CI/CD pipelines with a default-branch rename and OS runner upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04. These initiatives enhance upgrade paths for customers, improve documentation accessibility, and increase CI resilience.

December 2024 monthly summary for wazuh-dashboard-plugins: Focused on release readiness for Wazuh 4.10.x and UI polish. Delivered versioning and documentation updates to enable a smooth 4.10.x rollout and implemented a UI improvement for document detail readability. No significant bugs fixed this month; activities centered on release engineering, API alignment, and documentation hygiene. These efforts directly support faster time-to-market, improved user experience, and clearer API and release notes.

Month: 2024-11. Key accomplishments include delivering standardized CI/CD plugin artifact naming (including container path) and build/download process improvements in wazuh/wazuh-dashboard-plugins, plus a versioning update for wazuh/wazuh-documentation. Specific deliverables: - CI/CD Plugin Artifacts Naming Standardization and Build Process Improvements: refactored artifact naming to uniquely identify each plugin artifact by container path; updated artifact download and Docker build processes; reduces naming conflicts and clarifies release artifacts. Commits: 3761a5879f059bc0328a19589f5afbfe21358358; 23b69cdb97f390d9ce9ae0190fba934e2cbb96b4. - Release Version Bump and Changelog Update for Wazuh v4.10.0: bumped revision to 4.10.0-04 and updated CHANGELOG to reflect the new release, enabling traceability. Commit: 7cf25b01f9380e0a0bb9f4b199d23df5b420edc8. - Endpoint Security Image Asset Corrections in Documentation: corrected endpoint security image assets to align visuals with actual modules; commits: 76e715cd2132652e23614d3d94eb2ca00e8831f4; 1cf93adcb70cc23a765d06f77161d43d9f08a993; 490bcaa3ace7f7632e10ffb06254bbcb56d791a6.

Monthly Summary for 2024-10: Delivered two high-impact UI fixes in wazuh-dashboard-plugins that enhance dashboard reliability and data presentation for security analysts. Fixed Home Overview Agent Status Chart loading by introducing a dedicated loading state, ensuring correct display of loading indicators or agent data. Resolved Vulnerability Inventory table scrolling by removing a height calculation that caused extraneous scrollbars during cross-page filtering. Both changes include changelog updates and provide clear commit traceability. Business value: more reliable dashboards, reduced UI noise during filtering, and faster access to accurate agent and vulnerability data. Technologies/skills demonstrated: React state management, UI/UX debugging, changelog maintenance, Git commit discipline, and cross-team collaboration for frontend fixes.