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@zollman zollman commented Nov 30, 2016

Type: feature

Why is this change necessary?
As the number of accounts being watched increases, it becomes harder to manage different environments and which accounts they should be watching. This service enables an API and command-line tool (through manage.py) that allows a bulk list of accounts to be enabled or disabled in one command.

Side effects:
To reduce merge conflicts, this builds upon the earlier PRs from the BW team today (#455 and #456 ). Merge this one after the other two (or ask us to cherry-pick / merge independently if the other ones don't pass muster).

Barrett Jones and others added 3 commits November 22, 2016 10:31
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Type: feature

Why is this change necessary?
Prior to this change, you would need to update the source code in order
to change the values of audit issue scores.

This change addresses the need by:
Providing a way for administrators to override audit issue scores as
they see fit for their organization.  Support is added to both the
Security Monkey web console (Settings -> Audit Issue Scores) and the
manage.py CLI (add_override_score).

Potential Side Effects:
No known side effects
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zollman commented Dec 1, 2016

Want to factor out some of the intermediate commits here so they can be incorporated separately. Closing for the moment.

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