Releases, dependencies & alerts
Security Map
Section titled “Security Map”Analyze → Security Map plots device-audit events on a map, colored by security state (Clean, Rooted, Simulator, Corrupted). Cards count Events, Devices and Flagged devices. Click a pin or a table row to see the device, IP, user and session, and jump to the session.
Releases
Section titled “Releases”Analyze → Releases (“Deploy Registry”) lists every version of your apps. Releases are registered automatically when users launch a new version.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Version | Version name and app |
| Status | Active (receiving traffic) or Archived |
| Crash-Free Rate | Share of sessions without a crash — Safe at ≥ 99% |
| Sessions | Sessions on this version |
| Shipped | Release date |
Ratings: Excellent ≥ 99%, Good ≥ 95%, Fair ≥ 90%, Poor < 90%. Expand a release for details and a link to its dependencies.
Dependencies
Section titled “Dependencies”Analyze → Dependencies lists the third-party libraries each release ships, as reported by the SDK (use the Gradle plugin for exact versions). A badge shows whether the release has been scanned.
Open a release and click Run AI Security Scan. Each package is rated Critical, High, Medium, Low or Safe, with reasons and a recommendation. Click a risk card to filter. Risk levels are AI-assessed — confirm critical findings before acting.
Alerts
Section titled “Alerts”Analyze → Alerts lists alerts Cimka raises automatically:
| Alert | When |
|---|---|
| Crash Spikes | Crashes this hour are at least double the 6-hour average |
| New Fatal Issues | A fatal crash that hasn’t been seen before |
| Regressions | A resolved issue happens again |
| Network Issues | Unusual network error patterns |
Filter by type and severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low). Alerts also arrive as notifications.