You will now be able to view IM conversations in Team Chat on Zoom Desktop. The messages will be available in Monitoring >Instant Messaging and BI Reports >Instant Messages reports.

This will allow you to extend your monitoring capabilities and prevent data leaks.

We've added a SUSPEND CLIPBOARD MONITORING WHEN THESE APPLICATIONS ARE USED field on the Monitoring Profiles > Keystrokes settings. This will allow you to exclude clipboard tracking for certain applications ensuring privacy and improving the activity processing.

We have added a new Agent configuration parameter log-level that lets you specify how much information is captured in the log.

The table below shows the values you can use and what events will be captured for each level:

Note: If no value/invalid value is specified, log-level=0 will be used.

Here’s an example log where the log-level is set to 2:

We’ve adapted our platform to align with the latest X (formerly Twitter) API updates, ensuring posts and comments are accurately captured and reported in Monitoring > Social Media and BI Reports > Social Media reports.

This will allow you to stay ahead with comprehensive communication tracking and prevent data leaks.

We’ve added support for Zoom on BI Reports > Instant Messages report.

This will extend your ability to track user chats and attachments sharing on these apps and prevent insider threats and data leaks.

We’ve improved how various time-based criteria (e.g., Time Active, Time Idle, Time Focused, etc.) are evaluated for Applications and Webpages rules taking into consideration background processes.

This will improve the accuracy of rule triggers and prevent false positives for time-based applications and web activities.

We’ve improved the Content Sharing rules to better parse content inside PDF files.

This will improve the accuracy of Content Sharing rules and help you prevent data loss using file transfers.

We’ve improved the Content Sharing rules to better detect credit card numbers in Microsoft Outlook (and other email clients using similar protocol) when using the “Strict” mode.

This will enhance your data loss prevention capabilities by extending credit card detections inside emails and at the same time reduce false positives.

You can now select the Network Host criterion when using the Access option of the File Operation criterion in Files rules.

This will allow you to create more powerful rules to detect network-based file incidents such as an unauthorized user trying to access a document in a restricted network drive.

You can now select a Shared List when using the Download URL criterion in Files rules.

This will allow you to create rules to detect downloads from external sites with minimum effort.

When creating a new employee, if you assign the employee a department, and the department has a monitoring profile, the employee will be automatically assigned to that profile by default.

This improvement will allow you to assign the right monitoring profile to an employee as soon as they are created, eliminating extra steps.

Gain greater flexibility in managing departments. Now, when deleting a department:

If the "Unassign all employees" option is enabled, the department is completely removed from view.

If the option is disabled, the department remains available in BI Reports and Dashboards, ensuring historical data is preserved for analysis.

This improvement lets you clean up outdated departments while maintaining visibility into past structures when needed.

The System > System Log report is improved so that it now captures Edit actions properly for events like changing monitoring profiles.

This improvement will allow you to track admin activities in more detail for auditing and investigation purposes.

The Refresh button on the Settings > System Health screen now updates instantly, eliminating the need to reload the page.

This ensures you get real-time system insights faster, helping you diagnose issues and optimize performance with minimal disruption.

We have updated various system components of the TeraWeb* container. This update improves the security and stability of the container including protection from potential vulnerabilities identified in the latest CVE and GSHE bulletin.

We’ve made some changes to the Settings > Autoupdate screen. Especially when disabling an auto-update channel. Previously, you had to uncheck all the days under the PERIODS section to disable the update for both Windows and macOS.

Now, you can disable auto-update for Windows and macOS individually by selecting the new “Disable” option from the VERSION field: