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This commit **updates the documentation** for the `Logo Match Preview` feature within the **Brand Protection** section of the `Security Center`. It specifically **revises the details and description** provided in the feature's changelog entry. The primary goal of this **maintenance work** is to **enhance clarity and provide more comprehensive information** to users regarding this capability. This ensures that the `src/content/changelog/security-center/2026-03-18-brand-protection-logo-match-preview.mdx` file accurately reflects the feature's functionality and benefits.

This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Security Center's Investigate feature**, specifically clarifying **user permission details**. It details which user roles have access to **advanced intelligence features** within Investigate by modifying the `src/content/docs/security-center/investigate/index.mdx` file. This **documentation update** improves user understanding of access levels, ensuring users can correctly identify their capabilities within the **Investigate module**.

This commit introduces **new triage controls** for the **Brand Protection** feature, significantly enhancing the management of security findings. Users can now **dismiss benign matches** to reduce alert fatigue and **filter/toggle the visibility of past reviews**, improving the efficiency of the review process. This **new capability** streamlines the workflow within the **Brand Protection** module, making it easier for users to focus on critical alerts and manage historical data. The change is documented via a new changelog entry, confirming its user-facing impact.

This commit **updates the documentation** for the **Security Center Intel APIs**, specifically correcting a **URL path** within the `src/content/docs/security-center/intel-apis/index.mdx` file. The change ensures that the 'Custom Indicator Feed Download' link now points to the accurate resource. This is a **documentation maintenance** task, improving the reliability and user experience for those accessing information about Intel API functionalities. Users relying on the documentation for downloading custom indicator feeds will now be directed to the correct location.

This commit **documents the release** of a significant **new capability** for the **Security Center**: the **saved views feature** for the `Threat Events dashboard`. It adds a changelog entry in `src/content/changelog/security-center/2026-02-23-Saved-views-in-threat-events.mdx` to inform users that they can now create, save, and share custom filtered views. This **documentation update** highlights how the feature enhances investigation workflows by streamlining repetitive setup tasks, improving user efficiency within the `Threat Events dashboard`.

This commit introduces **new capabilities** to the **Threat Events dashboard** within the **Security Center**, providing users with enhanced analytical tools. It adds **dynamic visualizations**, including Sankey diagrams, and improved filtering options to facilitate the analysis of attack flows and dataset distribution. This **feature addition** significantly enhances the dashboard's ability to visualize and understand security incidents. The changelog entry `src/content/changelog/security-center/2026-02-19-threat-events-graphs.mdx` has been updated to document these new graphs and features.

This commit introduces a **changelog entry** for the **Security Center**'s **Brand Protection** module, documenting a significant **new capability**. It details the implementation of **enhanced logo matching** features, which include configurable thresholds and visual match scores. This **documentation update** informs users about the improved precision in identifying and protecting brand assets, bolstering the platform's overall brand security offerings.

This commit **updates the documentation** for the 'Travel' application category within the **Cloudflare One traffic policies** section. It specifically revises the descriptive text for this application type in the `src/content/docs/cloudflare-one/traffic-policies/application-app-types.mdx` file. This **documentation update** improves the clarity and accuracy of information available to users configuring application-based traffic policies. The change ensures that users have the most current understanding of how the 'Travel' category is defined and used within Cloudflare One.

This commit **enhances the Security Center documentation** by **adding a new row** to the `Intel APIs` table within `src/content/docs/security-center/intel-apis/index.mdx`. This **documentation update** specifically describes the **Threat Events API**, providing a direct link to its API reference for developers. The change improves the discoverability and understanding of available API resources for users interacting with Cloudflare's security intelligence platform.

This commit provides a **minor textual correction** by fixing a typo found within the **brand protection definition**. This **maintenance fix** improves the accuracy and clarity of the descriptive text, likely located in a configuration file, documentation, or a string constant related to brand protection policies. The change ensures the definition is semantically correct, with no functional impact on the system's behavior or any related features.

This commit **documents a new capability** within the **Security Center** by adding a changelog entry. Specifically, it details the enhancement of **Cloudflare Threat Events** to include "also known as" aliases for **threat actors**. This **documentation update** informs users that they will now have more comprehensive threat intelligence, making it easier to identify and track various threat groups. The changelog entry is located at `src/content/changelog/security-center/2026-02-03-threat-actor-name-mapping.mdx`.

This commit introduces a **new capability** to the **Cloudflare URL Scanner**, enabling users to **download comprehensive PDF reports** of their URL scans. This enhancement significantly improves the reporting functionality, providing detailed insights into scan results for better analysis. The change includes a new changelog entry in `src/content/changelog/security-center/2026-01-14-Download-URL-Scanner-Report-PDF.mdx` to document this feature for users, highlighting its benefits and new reporting options.

This commit **introduces a new capability** by **adding support for the STIX2 format** to the **Cloudflare Threat Events API**. This enhancement allows for **improved integration with external security platforms** by providing threat event data in a standardized, machine-readable format. The change primarily affects the **Security Center's API functionality**, enabling users to consume threat intelligence more effectively. A corresponding **documentation update** in the changelog announces the availability of this new feature.

This commit introduces a **new capability** to the **Threat Events platform**, enabling the display of **threat insights** curated by intelligence analysts. These insights provide crucial context for relevant parent events, helping to connect disparate security events related to the same threat actor. Users will observe a lightning icon in the dashboard indicating the availability of these insights, significantly enhancing the analytical depth and understanding of threats within the **Security Center**.

This commit introduces a **documentation update** to the **Gateway changelog**, specifically adding a new entry in `src/content/changelog/gateway/2025-11-06-Applications-recategorised-plan.mdx`. This entry details the **planned remapping of applications to new categories**, outlining the remapping process and the new category structure. The update serves as a **maintenance** task to inform users and stakeholders about an upcoming significant change to the **application categorization system** within the Gateway product.

This commit **adds a new changelog entry** to the `security-center` documentation, detailing a **new capability** within the **Brand Protection dashboard**. This update informs users about the ability to directly **report logo misuse** from the dashboard, enhancing the tools available for safeguarding brand assets. The **documentation update** ensures users are aware of this improved **brand protection feature**.

This commit introduces **new, more granular application categories** within the **Gateway** product, significantly enhancing **HTTP traffic management** capabilities. This **new capability** allows for more precise control over outbound traffic and enables the creation of more targeted policies. The update includes a planned transition period for remapping existing applications to these new categories, and its introduction is documented in the `src/content/changelog/gateway/Gateway-application-categories-added.mdx` changelog entry.

This commit **updates the documentation** for **Cloudflare One Gateway traffic policies**, specifically the `application-app-types.mdx` file. It **renames existing application types** and **adds new ones** to accurately reflect the current set of application types available within the Gateway service. This **documentation maintenance** ensures that users have the most current information when configuring traffic policies based on application types, improving clarity and usability for the **Cloudflare One** platform.

This commit **updates the announcement date** for the visibility of **Cloudforce One RFI tokens** within the **Security Center dashboard**. It primarily involves a **documentation update**, adding a new changelog entry in `src/content/changelog/security-center/2025-10-27-RFI-Tokens-in-Dash.mdx` to reflect this change and include a screenshot. This **maintenance** task ensures users are accurately informed about when these tokens will become visible, providing a clear timeline for this feature's availability.

This commit **adds a new changelog entry** to the **Gateway** product's documentation. Specifically, it creates `src/content/changelog/gateway/2025-10-10-new-domain-categories.mdx` to detail the **introduction of three new domain categories**. These new categories are organized under the existing "Technology" parent category, enhancing the classification capabilities within the Gateway system. This **documentation update** serves as a **maintenance** task to inform users about a **new feature** and ensure the changelog accurately reflects product enhancements.