Policies

• Users can now see all labels assigned to their policies in the Policy Assignment view without needing to filter based on a specific label

Logging

• We have added the ability to filter logs by Request IDs, enabling users to narrow down to the exact log of interest

Bug Fixes

• We have fixed an issue in the SGNL Console where attempting to add a new Custom Protected System would sometimes not work

Protected Systems

• Policy Snippets assigned to Protected Systems are now better categorized by their scope

Policies

• Users can now compare different Policy Versions in the SGNL Console. Go to Policies->Version History page and click on Compare Versions

Systems of Record

• Users can now ingest ServiceNow ITSM entities, including Incidents, Change Requests, Change Tasks, Problems and CMDB Business Apps, into the SGNL graph

Data Lens

• Users can now toggle the visibility of entities and their relationships in Data Lens by clicking on the entity name in the legend

Protected Systems

• You can now easily view all the details of policies assigned to your protected system from the Protected Systems page in the SGNL Console

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue with regex filter processing in Data Lens
• Fixed an issue where CreatedBy and ModifiedBy data were not being shown for entities

Data Lens

• Introducing a new capability in SGNL called Data Lens, providing the ability to investigate the SGNL Graph and gain visibility into the nodes, relationships, and the properties of the business context that has been synchronized into SGNL

Logs

• You can now gain direct access to Policy Lens from the SGNL Logs, enabling the review of a given log-line to understand the policies and snippets that went into making a specific access decision
• Log entries are now searchable with keywords

Protected Systems

• You can now easily view and update the Policy and Snippet Versions that are assigned to Protected Systems, directly from your list of Protected Systems, enabling an easy way to identify old and out of date policies that are assigned to your systems

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug where both additional logs were being generated when making a request to the Access Service Search API
• Fixed a bug where Users were being incorrectly sorted in the SGNL Admin panel

Systems of Record

• Users can now ingest Sailpoint IdentityNow entities, including Account, Entitlement, AccountEntitlement, and Identity, into the SGNL graph
• In the SGNL Console, child entities are now grouped under their respective parent entities
• Path relationships have been enhanced with more detail to help differentiate between similarly named paths

Policies

• Hovering over a snippet in the Policy Version history will now display the version of the snippet in use

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the “Create New Version” button on the Snippets page was duplicated for invalid snippets

Administration

• SGNL administrators can now upload a custom icon for their Protected Systems. Icons must be in SVG format and not exceed 50KB.

Policies

• Introducing a new feature to validate Policies. Access this by clicking “Validate Policies” under Policies.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where a misconfigured Protected System could cause the Asset Search API to return a 500 Internal Server Error

Administration

• SGNL administrators can now upload a custom icon for their tenant. Icons must be in SVG format and not exceed 50KB.

Policies

• Introducing a new feature to validate Policy Snippets. Access this by clicking “Check Snippets Validity” under Snippets.

Systems of Record

• Enhanced Visualizer now includes a Node Highlighter for better exploration of the SGNL graph schema.

Policies

• We’ve made effeciency improvements for policy evaluation

Logging

• We’ve improved logging performance for improved usability and speed

Bug Fixes

• We’ve fixed an issue where relationships were not being effeciently pruned across Parent-Child relationships

Systems of Record

• Support has been added for the creation of Parent relationships between two entities. Once a child entity is created, SGNL implicitly creates a Parent relationship in the SGNL graph between the parent and child entities. To utilize the implicitly created Parent relationship in a Path relationship or in Snippets for policy evaluation, a Parent relationship must be explicitly created through the SGNL console, or defined in the SoR template
• The Visualizer has been updated to display parent relationships between parent and child entities

Protected Systems

• The default policy configuration for Protected Systems has been changed to “Deny”
• Policies assigned to protected systems can now be filtered by assigned labels

Logging

• Ingestion and access logs are now displayed in separate tabs within the SGNL Console

Bug Fixes

• An issue has been fixed in the SGNL console where the selection of authentication methods during configuration was not functioning for some SoRs

Systems of Record

• SGNL Administrators can now add Systems of Record that support SCIM and synchronize Users, Groups, and Group Member objects as entities into the SGNL graph
• SCIM Systems of Record can be extended with entities and attributes relevant to custom SCIM implementations

SGNL Console

• We’ve made improvements to our Systems of Records Relationships page, improving the overall experience of managing relationships

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue in the synchronization of objects connected via parent-child relationships
• Fixed an issue in Catalogs where an erroneous template prevented the catalog from loading in the SGNL Console
• Fixed an issue where some Systems of Record could not be modified in the SGNL Console

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug where the search API returned blank results on the initial page
• Fixed a bug preventing the establishment of parent-child relationships between an entity and its children
• Addressed a problem in the Okta adapter where externally managed groups (APP_GROUP) weren’t being imported

Administration

• Introducing Labels in SGNL! Administrators can now seamlessly create, manage, and assign labels to Systems of Records, Policies, Snippets, and Protected Systems, making organization and filtering even easier

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug preventing the initiation of ingestion on consecutive CSV uploads

Access Service

• The Search API can now answer ‘Who has access to this Asset?’, along with attributes about the principals returned

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue with the default level of access given to the ‘Reader’ role

Systems of Record

• Added support for ingestion of duration attributes in ISO 8601 format

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where the Search API was returning the unique attribute values as the asset ID, instead of the configured identifier
• Fixed an issue where DateTime Fields in Jira were not being ingested properly

Systems of Record

• Users can now ingest Azure Active Directory Device entities into the SGNL graph
• Users will now be able to view the Systems of Record (SoR) sync status on the Systems of Record page

Bug Fixes

• Resolved an issue where ingestion of a CSV for an entity with complex attributes was failing
• Resolved an issue where Jira child entities were not being ingested properly into the SGNL graph

Bug Fixes

• We have addressed several bugs and implemented minor improvements to enhance your SGNL experience

Systems of Record

• Users can now add PagerDuty as a System of Record and synchronize Users, Teams, Incidents, Services, Schedules, and OnCall objects as entities into the SGNL graph
• Users can now ingest Salesforce Groups into the SGNL graph
• Users can now ingest Jira Workspace and Assets into the SGNL graph

Policy Lens

• We have made debugging policies easier in Policy Lens - users can now compare policies assigned to a Protected System

Protected Systems

• We have added support for AWS API Gateway and Auth0 as Protected Systems

Bug Fixes

• We have addressed several bugs and implemented minor improvements to enhance your SGNL experience

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where SGNL was attempting to ingest data from Systems of Record with no configured adapters
• We have addressed several other bugs and implemented minor improvements to enhance your SGNL experience

Systems of Record

• We are excited to announce support for custom adapters. Users will now be able to create custom adapters for their Systems of Record from the SGNL Console and use those adapters to ingest data into the SGNL graph. SGNL already supports adapters for most well-known Systems of Record, such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, Azure Active Directory, Jira, Okta, and more.
• We have added support for PagerDuty as a System of Record. Users will be able to ingest Users, Teams, Incidents, Services, and Schedules from their PagerDuty instance as entities into the SGNL graph and craft policies based on them.

Bug Fixes

• We have addressed several bugs and implemented minor improvements to enhance your SGNL experience

Systems of Record

• Added support for ingestion of Azure Active Directory Applications as entities into the SGNL graph

Policies

• Policy version history has been updated to display the policy version author name and date of creation

Policy Lens

• Users can now specify time as a query parameter in a Policy Lens request

Bug Fixes

• Improvements and fixes for the SGNL Access Service and policy compilation
• Minor fixes in the Snippet Builder

Access Service

• We are thrilled to announce support for Configurable Decision Reasons. SGNL Administrators and System Owners can now specify a user-friendly reason for an access decision. Systems calling the Access API will receive these reasons along with the decision in the response.

Systems of Record

• Users can now add Jira as a System of Record and synchronize Jira Users, Issues, and Groups into the SGNL graph

Bug Fixes

• Added better validation of query field names in policy snippets
• Fixed an issue that prevented catalog tag updates
• Fixed an issue with sticky navigation in the UI

Policies

• The SetTimezone operator in time-based condition snippets has been renamed to ToTimezone

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where we allowed a catalog to be created using an authentication method not supported by the git repository resulting in a non-functional catalog entry in the UI

Policies

• We are excited to announce support for time-based policy snippets. With this release, users can define Date, Time and Duration based conditional snippets against which access requests can be evaluated. For example, users can define policies that allow access to an asset during specific times of the day, or for some duration. If you would like to learn more about this feature and start using it, please reach out to us at support@sgnl.ai

Systems of Record

• The graph displayed in the Visualizer now includes relationships between entities belonging to different Systems of Record

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where path relationships were not being created properly during ingestion
• Fixed an issue where a relationship update would not take affect until the next scheduled synchronization with the SoR

Systems of Record

We are thrilled to announce the redesign of SGNL Systems of Record (SoR)! This update brings a range of powerful features and enhancements to streamline SoR creation and management.

• Easily define new and custom Systems of Record with templates: Every Enterprise has proprietary and custom systems that can provide useful business context to SGNL. Users can easily define such Systems of Record through templates. SoR authentication mechanisms, entities, attributes and relationships can all be defined in the SoR templates. This level of customization allows users to tailor the system to precisely fit their needs.
• Organize and Manage System of Record templates with Catalogs: Users can create, organize and efficiently manage templates for their custom and proprietary systems through the SGNL Console using Catalogs.
• CSV Upload: Users can upload entity-specific data in CSV format in the SGNL console. The CSV data is seamlessly ingested into the SGNL graph.
• Enhanced User Experience: We believe in delivering an outstanding user experience, and this redesign is no exception. The user interface has been improved to make the creation and management of Systems of Record and Catalogs even more user-friendly and intuitive. This release adds:
  • Customization of existing Systems of Record: Users can add, modify or remove entities and attributes in an active System of Record.
  • Relationship Builder: Users can create relationships between entities in the SGNL console using the new Relationship Builder.
  • Visualizer: Users can explore their SoR entity schemas and relationships between entities as a graph in the SGNL Console using the Visualizer

For any questions or assistance, please reach out to our support team at support@sgnl.com.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue in teams where sending an invalid team ID was not returning an error
• Fixed an issue where the UI disabled the Test OIDC Connection button on test failure

UI

• We have made improvements to our Admin landing page and navigation which should improve the overall experience of using SGNL
• We have added Teams to SGNL, enabling Administrators to group together similar sets of users for simplified administration and management

Bug Fixes

• Improvements and fixes for the SGNL Access Service

Policies

• We are excited to announce the addition of a simplified Snippet Builder. With this release, users can now create complex policy snippets with easy to use form fields. The simplified Snippet Builder is available for early-access preview. If you would like to learn more about this feature and start using it, please reach out to us at support@sgnl.ai.

UI

• Fixed an issue where a displayed error message perisisted on screen until tab refresh

Authentication

• We’ve extended the active timeout for a console user