September 2026

Clearer Quest Status Filter

What's New:
The Quest status filter now separates "Published" Quests into Active and Scheduled, so you can see at a glance which Quests are live and which have not started yet. Archived Quests are hidden by default, keeping the list focused on Quests that are running or coming up.

Key Benefits:

• Admins can distinguish live Quests from upcoming ones without opening each Quest
• Archived Quests no longer clutter the default list
• Organizations with many Quests can find the right one faster

How to Access:
Available now for all customers using Quests. Use the status filter on the Quests list page.

Quest Completion Certificates

What's New:
Learners can now download a PDF completion certificate for any completed Quest, giving them a durable, auditable record of training for compliance reviews and performance conversations. Each certificate includes the learner's name, Quest name, completion date, company name, estimated time spent, and a unique certificate ID. Certificates are available for Quests completed before this release as well as new completions.

Key Benefits:

• Learners get verifiable proof of training they can download as many times as they need
• Certificates include the fields most continuing education bodies expect for CPE credit claims, such as provider, activity title, completion date, and duration
• No admin configuration is required; certificates generate automatically from a standard template

How to Access:
Available now for all customers, for platform Quests only (not Quests delivered through an LMS). Learners open My Quests, select the Completed tab, and click Download Certificate on the Quest details page.

Quests FAQs

Commit Trust Levels Now Include Adaptive Learning Completion

What's New:
Commit trust levels in the Trust Agent Commits report now factor in completion of any Adaptive Learning assigned through your vulnerability policy, alongside the existing skill level and mandatory Quest requirements. The commit detail view has been redesigned to show the overall rating (high, moderate, low, or not applicable), the three components that make up that rating, and which individual requirements were met or unmet. The former "Non-code commits" column has been renamed "Policy Not Applicable" and now also covers commits where the policy is disabled or the repository is out of scope.

Key Benefits:

• Admins can monitor Adaptive Learning completion against the commits developers are actually making, by repository and language
• The redesigned commit detail view makes it clear why a commit received its trust level
• Report load times are faster, and learner skill levels are now correctly reflected in commit trust calculations

How to Access:
Available now. Adaptive Learning scoring applies to all customers with Adaptive Learning with Vulnerabilities enabled. Performance improvements apply to all Enterprise customers. Open Trust Agent > Commits and drill into the commit timeline chart to see the new detail view.

Adaptive Learning with Trust Agent Vulnerabilities

Contributor Merging in Trust Agent AI

What's New:
Trust Agent AI, which provides visibility into how your developers use artificial intelligence (AI) coding tools, can now merge multiple contributor identities into one. When a developer commits under several Git email addresses, an admin can merge those aliases so the developer appears once, with activity totaled across all of them. Merge suggestions are now surfaced directly on the Trust Agent AI dashboard, and no longer require Trust Agent Commits to be configured.

Key Benefits:

• Developer counts and adoption figures reflect real people rather than duplicate email addresses
• Each developer's AI usage is reported as a single, complete history
• Merges apply to new activity automatically, and historical data is being backfilled

How to Access:
Available now for all customers using Trust Agent AI. Open the Trust Agent AI dashboard to review and apply merge suggestions.

New Vulnerability Connector: Parasoft DTP

What's New:
Trust Agent now connects directly to Parasoft DTP, so vulnerability findings flow in automatically through the API instead of requiring a manual export and upload. Imported findings populate the Vulnerability report and feed Adaptive Learning with Vulnerabilities.

Key Benefits:

• Parasoft DTP findings stay current without manual exports
• Findings drive targeted training through Adaptive Learning with Vulnerabilities
• Parasoft joins the existing set of vulnerability connectors managed in one place

How to Access:
Available now for all customers. Go to Trust Agent > Vulnerabilities to set up the connector using your Parasoft DTP username, password, and base URL. Because Parasoft DTP is self-hosted, you may need to add Secure Code Warrior's static IP addresses to your allow list.

Next Topic Navigation in Quests

What's New:
When a learner finishes the last activity in a Quest topic, a "Next topic" button now appears so they can move straight on without leaving the activity to find where to go next. The button also appears when a learner revisits an already completed final activity, so anyone returning mid-Quest is never left stranded.

Key Benefits:

• Learners keep momentum between topics without navigating back to the Quest overview
• Returning learners can pick up exactly where they left off
• No setup is required; the button appears automatically in all Quests

How to Access:
Available now for all customers.