2023.8.21

Changes in Veza release v2023.8.21

Insights Overview (Early Access): When enabled, you can now see all relevant assessments for any type of entity from a new Access Intelligence > Overview page. You can apply additional filters based on risk level, creator, or query labels, and quickly access the details view for any related Saved Query (EAC-20488). Trends for Dashboard Reports (Early Access): When enabled, you can toggle between a visualization of trends over time and the current number of results for each Dashboard Report on the Home page. It is also now possible to download any trend chart by opening the action menu and choosing Expand > Export to PNG (EAC-20519).

Attribute filter sorting: The list of possible attributes is now ordered alphabetically when adding a filter. Typing to search now filters the list. Common properties for all entities, such as Name and ID, appear at the top. (FR-1477).
Saved Query usability: Choosing the Clone Query action now opens the Save Query flow with options to change the name and details, create rules, or add the query to reports (EAC-22530).

Graph: Fixed an issue causing the text "0 Identities are connected to Resource" to appear when using the Show Identities advanced action (FR-1469).
Query Builder: To better match values in the UI, exported CSV files now indicate the related entity type in the "Relates To" column header, instead of prepending it to names in each row (EAC-26217).

Snowflake Tags: The Snowflake integration now discovers native tags applied to securable objects within Snowflake. You can review tags by inspecting an entity’s details, or by opening the Data Catalog > Tags page (FR-626).
Azure Cognitive Services: The Azure integration now automatically discovers permissions on Azure Cognitive Services, including Azure Open AI (EAC-25871).

Active Directory: AD Users now have the timestamp attributes Account Expires and User Password Expiration (EAC-26389, EAC-26397).
GitHub Enterprise: Added support for the GitHub Deploy Key entity type, enabling search for repositories with configured SSH deployment keys, and the roles those keys can assume (EAC-25918).

Multi-Factor Authentication (Early Access): When enabled, local users (such as system administrators) can now configure a third-party authenticator application by opening their user profile. Users logging in with single sign-on will continue to use MFA from the identity provider (EAC-22237).

The Administration > Events page now supports filtering on all possible event types (EAC-26138).

The View Documentation icon is now labeled Help (EAC-26345).
The Access Search section on the navigation menu is now Access Search (EAC-26009).

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