SGNL Release Notes

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