> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sola.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sola.security/getting-started/release-notes/2025-september-10.md).
# September 10, 2025
##  Sola AI
### Send CSV to Slack
Send any CSV export from Sola AI directly to Slack as part of a message, making it easier to share data with your team in real time.
## Sola Studio
### Explore data over time with historical snapshots
Access [historical snapshots of your data ](/integrations/data-sources.md#snapshots-and-incremental-data-updates)in Sola to explore the history of your data, investigate changes in posture and configurations, using queries or by asking Sola AI. To activate, include “*snapshots*” in your prompt or toggle on “Include historical snapshots” in the SQL query window.
For example, ask Sola AI to:
* Show AWS EC2 inventory across multiple data snapshots.
* Investigate snapshots of Github users granted admin access in the last few days.
* Find Okta role or policy that has changed in the last 3 days across snapshots and how.
## Integrations
### Data Sources
***New*****: SentinelOne**
Integrate SentinelOne to monitor endpoint agents, threat detections, vulnerabilities, installed applications, and security policies.
***New*****: Jira Cloud**
Integrate Jira Cloud to surface issue and project data, enabling visibility into remediation projects, tasks, sprints, boards, users and more.
## New Templates
Now available in [Templates](/getting-started/templates.md):
* [AWS Security Posture Rule Set](https://app.sola.security/gallery/aws-security-posture-misconfigurations)
## Notes and reminders
Stay tuned for more coming soon! 🚀
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*The Sola Team*
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