CISO Assistant
  • 👋Welcome to CISO Assistant
  • Guide
    • Installation
    • Understanding decoupling
    • 🏗️Creating your first perimeter
    • ✅Creating your first Audit
    • 📊Creating your first risk assessment
    • 🔎Overview
    • 🧰Extra tools
    • 🌐External resources
    • Understand mapping
    • Glossary
  • Features highlight
    • Controls autosuggestion
    • Multi-level support
    • Flash mode
    • Evidences from clipboard
    • Library upgrade
    • Mapping explorer
    • SSO
      • Microsoft Entra ID
      • Okta
      • Keycloak
      • Google Workplace
    • Setting up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)
  • Model
    • 📁Organization
      • Add and manage users
      • User Groups
    • ⚙️Context
    • 🏛️Governance
    • 💣Risk
    • 📋Compliance
  • Deployment
    • Prerequisites
    • Local
    • Remote/Virtualization
    • Deploy on a VPS
    • Frequent questions
    • Setting up mailer
    • Updating your local instance
    • Helm Chart
    • Special cases
    • Upgrading a library
  • ✨Customization
    • Getting your custom framework
    • CIS Controls
    • Changing the language
  • Contributing
    • Internationalization
      • Translating the interface
    • Submit a library (Framework)
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  1. Deployment

Updating your local instance

How to update your local instance. All docker images are available on ghcr with the specific versions matching the repo tags. The latest tag points to the most recent release for both back and front.

Hands-free

The easiest way to update your on-prem/local instance (pro or community)

Run the script update-ciso-assistant:

./update-ciso-assistant.sh

Manually

If you need to do it manually for any reasons on a local instance

Backup your db file outside of the repo folder, always a good practice

cp db/ciso-assistant.sqlite3 ../ciso-assistant-backup.sqlite3

Stop the containers and delete the containers instances

docker compose down

Clean up the previous docker images

docker rmi ghcr.io/intuitem/ciso-assistant-community/backend:latest ghcr.io/intuitem/ciso-assistant-community/frontend:latest 2> /dev/null

Trigger compose up to refresh the images

docker compose up -d #remove -d if you want the logs directly in your shell
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