Release Notes - Version 6.32
New Features
Asset Access Hub
Centralized asset visibility and control, streamlined access workflows, and real-time monitoring with auditing.
See Adding and Managing Assets.
Multi-Language Interface
The Admin and Application Portals are now available in German, Spanish, and more for a localized experience.
WhatsApp for MFA and Authorization Requests
Administrators can now select to send user messages through WhatsApp and reduce the dependency on SMS.
See the section Global on the page Other Global Settings.
Policy-Level Threat Intelligence Controls
Enables administrators to turn Threat Intelligence enforcement on or off at the policy level and block specific IP categories, such as VPN, Proxy, Tor, Relay, Hosting, or other malicious sources.
See Block based on connection method under Parameters of a Conditions Profile here.
Instant Collaboration Link
Administrators can enable secure session collaboration. This provides authorized users with a secure and simple way to invite unmanaged identities to join sessions.
See Allow secure session collaboration on the Policy Actions page.
Multi-Domain Application Publishing
Admins can publish applications across multiple domains.
Multi-Level Access Approvals
Configure up to 5 approval levels in sequence, where each level must approve before proceeding to the next, with comprehensive audit logging.
Connector Management
Connectors function as stateless components that enable asset connectivity within the cluster environment. These components do not store tenant-specific configurations and are accessible through the Admin Portal interface.
Enhancements
Application Self-Service Marketplace
Introduces a controlled, auditable self-service portal where users can request access to admin-approved applications. Admins define which applications appear in the marketplace and can require users to provide a justification when submitting a request.
IDAC Storage Role Alert
Alerts administrators when none of the IDACs are assigned the storage role, ensuring uninterrupted recording and secure file transfers.
Password Reset
Administrators can now reset user passwords with two options: they can either require the user to change their password at the next login or directly set a new password on the user's behalf.
Functionality in Clusters Lacking RAFT Leadership
Two-IDAC tenants without a RAFT leader continue to operate with limited functionality.
Release Notes in New Location
The Release Notes page has been removed from the Admin Portal. Release notes are now available on the Cyolo online knowledge base - here.
Secure Certificate Artifacts
Introduces cert-safe, an encrypted container for cert.pem
and key.pem
, ensuring secure storage and distribution for IDAC, PG, and Connector.
Activity Log
Logs capture scanned file sizes and session duration.
Syslog JSON Format
Adds a new JSON message format option for syslog output.
Recording Storage Allocation
Enables configurable recording storage allocation via the Admin Portal for greater flexibility.
RADIUS IdP with MFA
MFA is now supported with RADIUS via challenge-response (RADIUS Challenge).
Download and Playback Recordings
Enables auditors to download large recordings and play them in-browser for easy review.
Nested Cyolo Groups
Admins can now use nested Cyolo Groups to simplify access and role assignments. Only Cyolo Groups support nesting, while Dynamic and External Groups do not.
Applications Portal Now Highlights Recently Used Applications
The Applications Portal now highlights the 12 applications used most recently.
SSH to IDAC with Non-Root Credentials
Enables admins to open SSH access to IDAC using non-root credentials, improving security and access control.
Streamlined Access Request Handling
Enables approvers to approve or reject access requests directly from their email, eliminating the need to log into the supervisor page. If a request has already been taken care of, subsequent approvers are immediately informed that it is no longer actionable. SMS notifications now include the requesting user's first and last names.
Shared Personal Secrets Across Applications
Enables users to use the same personal secret for multiple applications. Admins can assign secret groups and see which applications use them, while users are prompted once for credentials, can view all linked applications, and can delete a secret across all associated apps.
Configurable HSTS Max-Age
Admins can configure the Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS) header max-age value, controlling how long browsers enforce HTTPS for the domain.
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