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[FX-5062] Update Product Docs with Blackout Period #592
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Two small notes.
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- While a blackout period is active, no new scans will be initiated, and any in-progress scans will be paused. | ||
- Ensure your blackout periods do not overlap with critical security testing windows to maintain continuous vulnerability assessment. | ||
- Consider setting reminders for upcoming blackout periods to avoid unintended lapses in security coverage. |
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I don't understand which reminders.
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AI added in this one, and I think it means to just set up reminders for yourself to know when the blackout periods are (not in-app but something nice to do on your own). I can remove it if it's confusing in any way.
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Recently we've been using red rectangles to highlight buttons or sections in the docs. Like in the integration builder. Would be nice to have similar visuals added in new screenshots.
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To be honest, the visuals are all over the place in our docs. Historically, the tech writers used the purple to highlight things in screenshots. I think Design needs to set standards around this one.
Co-authored-by: Akos Kitta <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Akos Kitta <[email protected]>
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Thank you!
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