2023.6.12

Changes in Veza release v2023.6.12

Veza integration (Early Access): Administrators can now configure a Veza integration for search and access review of Veza user roles and team assignments. Adding the integration from the Integrations page in the Configurations section will create Authorization Graph entities for the Veza domain, teams, roles, and users. Saved queries are now available to identify deactivated and inactive Veza users and empty Veza teams.

Open Authorization API: Improved performance when parsing large custom provider payloads.
GitHub integration: Added logic to avoid "API rate limit exceeded" errors during extraction.

Permissions filters for Workflows, Graph, and Query Builder: All Veza search interfaces now use the same permissions filter to constrain results based on their effective or system-level permissions. Attribute filters are no longer used to filter individual permissions.
Unified Saved Queries and Rules: The Saved Queries page now includes a tab for creating and managing Rules based on their underlying saved queries. You can use this view to see whether a query has rules associated with it, add rules, and review the condition and severity of any active rules.

Fixed an issue preventing users from updating saved query filters on attributes with boolean values.

Fixed an issue with webhook notification batching when using Smart Actions to update many results simultaneously.
Fixed an issue preventing some columns from being included in PDF exports.
The certification status banner is now collapsed by default on mobile or tablet. The expanded or collapsed state is now stored in the browser and applies to all certifications.
Users with the “Access Reviewer” role can no longer mark a certification Completed when all rows have a decision and they are the final user to sign-off.

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