Release Notes

New account recovery flow: When an administrator reactivates a user who was deactivated, the system now automatically sends an email to the user with instructions to reset their password and regain access to their account. The user has up to 48 hours to complete the reactivation process. During this period, the account status remains “Pending” until the user completes all the steps.

Introducing a completely redesigned user interface that aligns with the platform’s look and feel, providing a more seamless and integrated experience while retaining all the functionalities you’re already familiar with.

Automatic deactivation of inactive users: Accounts without access for 90 days will be automatically disabled, with reactivation requiring users with edit permission.

New password policy: the minimum required password length is now 12 characters, maintaining the existing complexity criteria — at least one number, one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, and one special character. Existing passwords remain valid until the next change.

Password history: Reusing the last four registered passwords will not be allowed.

Automatic threat protection on login: Logins detected as threats will be automatically blocked.

We fixed a UI issue that impacted the correct rendering of the list of roles assigned to users with many policies when using the Firefox browser.

More security for you: in compliance with PCI standards and security best practices, logged-in users are automatically signed out after 15 minutes of inactivity.