Code42 cloud release notes
Who is this article for?
Code42 for Enterprise, yes.
CrashPlan for Small Business, no.
Overview
This page lists new features and bug fixes released to the Code42 cloud. Click a month below to expand or collapse the details.
These updates primarily impact cloud-only Code42 environments (without on-site authority or storage servers), but some of the fixes and enhancements also apply to Code42 environments with on-premises authority servers that use Code42 cloud storage.
For the Code42 app, see Code42 app version 8.2 release notes.
August 2020
July 2020
Features
Improved visibility of files shared in cloud services
July 29, 2020
- On the User Profile and Risk Exposure dashboard, a new Cloud sharing tab improves visibility of file sharing permission increases. Permission increases occur when files are shared publicly.
AirDrop file exflitration detection
July 22, 2020
For Mac devices, AirDrop is now included in the list of browsers and other applications monitored for file exfiltration.
- In Forensic Search, AirDrop activity is indicated by the process name /usr/libexec/sharingd in the Exposure > Executable Name field.
- In dashboards and other places that report browser activity, AirDrop is included in the totals for Read by browser or other app activity.
Email notifications for administrator access changes
July 22, 2020
To provide better visibility into who has administrator permissions and to help you identify potential unauthorized access, Code42 administrators now receive email notifications when:
- Code42 Support Access is granted or removed.
- An administrator role is added to a user, both for existing user permission changes and for new user creation.
Enhancements and updates
July 30, 2020
- Updates Alerts to:
- Add new statuses to alert notifications to provide more context about an alert or record stages of its investigation.
- Add a link to the User Profile in alert notifications when the Code42 username is available or the actor's cloud alias is associated with Code42 user.
July 22, 2020
- Security updates.
- Devices using unsupported Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.5 will not upgrade to newer versions of the Code42 app. To upgrade, devices must run a supported Linux version.
- Removed the
ruleNamecolumn from the User Activity CSV export.ruleNamedata only applied to the Pattern Matching detection type, which is no longer supported.
July 16, 2020
- Adds new filters to Alerts to make it easier to narrow down the Review alerts list to show notifications of interest.
July 15, 2020
- On the User Profile and Risk Exposure dashboard, adds vendor details for removable media file events.
- In Forensic Search file event details:
- Fields with multiple values now display each value on a separate line. Previously, multiple values were displayed on a single line in a comma-separated list.
- Very long values now wrap text to a new line to ensure the entire value is visible. Previously, some very long values were truncated with an ellipsis (...).
July 7, 2020
- For Box cloud services, improves the onboarding of newly authorized Box connections by monitoring all drives immediately while indexing those drives at the same time.
July 6, 2020
- Adds APIs to work with security alert notifications and rules. You can dismiss and reopen notifications, add notes to notifications about investigations, and manage the users monitored by alert rules.
Bug fixes
July 22, 2020
- Performance and stability improvements.
- In the Code42 console:
- Improved messaging to explain that sending limits cannot be changed for individual devices if the setting is locked at the organization level.
- Fixed an issue that could cause an error message to occur while scrolling through a list of devices.
- Fixed an issue in which clicking Save in the Device Backup Default Settings screen did not close the window under certain circumstances.
- On the Investigation > Activity Notifications screen, fixed a translation issue which prevented the Learn more about migrating alerts link from appearing for non-English languages.
June 2020
Enhancements and updates
June 17, 2020
- Security updates.
- When performing a web restore and selecting a previous file version to restore:
- Deleted versions are now more clearly labeled as "Deleted" and cannot be selected to restore.
- Timestamps for each version are now presented in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC).
- Removed the Pattern Matching graph from the Investigation > User Activity screen.
- Removed the following references to the deprecated Code42 for Enterprise mobile app:
- Backup user mobile quota field in the Code42 console.
- The # Mobile Devices column in the User Backup report and Organization Backup Report and CSV exports.
- Enhances readability for Data Source details. Previously, the Data Sources list included complete information about a connection. Now the list provides brief details at a glance, with full information for the selected data source accessible when you click for more details.
June 16, 2020
- Adds a new Username (signed in to device) filter in Forensic Search to capture the signed-in user, as reported by the device's operating system. For devices with multiple user accounts, this enables you to see which user was active when the file activity was observed.
June 10, 2020
- Adds notes to alert notifications to record further details, give context, or describe the status of an investigation. You can add notes to alert details or choose to add a note when dismissing or reopening an alert.
June 9, 2020
- For the Departing Employees and High Risk Employees lists, adds file category details for cloud share permission changes. Previously, clicking View event details
only showed cloud share permission changes by sync destination.
June 8, 2020
Version 0.7.0 of the Code42 command-line interface (CLI) is now available. This update includes:
- User management options for alert rules and legal hold custodians
- Options for integrating alerts with a SIEM tool
- Options to bulk add and remove risk factors from high-risk employees
Bug fixes
June 17, 2020
- Performance and stability improvements.
- Fixed an issue in which changes could not be saved to existing client customization templates.
- In child organizations that do not inherit settings from the parent organization, fixed an issue in which changed settings did not save properly when User Profile Backup (USMT) is enabled for the parent organization but not for the child organization.
- Fixed an issue in which sort arrow icons incorrectly appeared in the column headings of the Last Backup Activity and Stored columns in the Devices list. These columns are not sortable.
- Fixed an issue in which selecting Administration > Settings > Keystore collapsed the Administration section of navigation menu and expanded the Investigation section. While the Keystore page did remain on the screen, the menu navigation no longer matched the active window.
- Fixed a rare intermittent issue in which backup storage statistics and graphs could incorrectly report 0 MB backed up. This was a display issue only; backup archive integrity was not affected.
- Improvements to logging.
June 15, 2020
- On the Risk Exposure dashboard, fixed an issue in which clicking the Investigate in Forensic Search
icon did not load the correct search results under certain circumstances.
May 2020
Features
Trusted domain filtering expanded to dashboards, alerts, and more
May 18, 2020
Domains on your list of Trusted domains now apply to more than just Forensic Search results:
- File events on the Risk Exposure dashboard, Departing Employee and High Risk Employee lists, User Profiles, and in Alert notifications are now automatically filtered to only show events outside your trusted domains.
- A new Trusted Activity filter in Forensic Search lets you easily include or exclude results for endpoint and email activity on trusted domains.
- For Read by browser or other app events, trusted domain filtering now also applies to the Tab/Window Title and Tab URL fields.
This helps you focus investigations on higher-risk activity by filtering out events for domains you trust.
Remote file activity detection by IP address
May 18, 2020
Data Preferences in the Code42 console now includes a new tab to define your in-network IP addresses. Listing your in-network IP addresses enables Code42 to label activity from any IP address not on this list as remote activity, and lets you customize search results and dashboards to include in-network activity, remote activity, or both.
To view remote activity:
- In Forensic Search, add the Remote Activity filter. In the file event details, remote events include a Remote activity label in the IP Address (public) field.
- In Alert notifications, look for the Remote activity label next to the IP address.
- On the Risk exposure dashboard:
- In the Top file activity section, click View by remote activity.
- Click the Remote activity tab within the All activity view.
Early access: Printer activity detection
May 5, 2020
On Mac and Linux devices, Code42 now detects files sent to printers. Once you enable print detection, print events are searchable in Forensic Search and you can download images of printed files. Monitoring printer activity gives you visibility into one more method of possible file exfiltration. Requires Code42 app version 8.0.0.
Enhancements and updates
May 20, 2020
- Security updates.
- In the Code42 console, non-administrator users now have permission to view restore history only for restores they performed. Restores performed by administrators are no longer visible to non-administrators.
May 19, 2020
- For the Departing Employees and High Risk Employees lists, adds cloud share permission changes to file event details. Previously, clicking View event details only showed details for events that occurred from an employee's endpoint.
- Updates creating or editing an alert rule with simplified steps and modular panels, for easier navigation and reduced scrolling.
May 7, 2020
- Security updates.
Bug fixes
May 20, 2020
- Performance and stability improvements.
- Fixed several slow page load issues. It is now much faster to:
- Edit a user's details
- Edit an organization's details
- Load pages after making multiple settings updates
- Fixed an issue in which the Administration > Organizations > Deactivated page did not properly load in Code42 environments with a very large number of deactivated organizations.
- On the Identity Management > Provisioning screen, fixed an issue for narrow browser windows in which very long passwords did not display properly or provide the option to Copy to clipboard.
- Improved error messaging for failed imports of identity provider XML metadata to better to describe the error and to provide a suggested resolution.
- Updates to First Name, Last Name, and Email initiated by an authentication provider are now included in the Code42 Sync Log.
- On the Organization details screen, fixed a display issue in which very long organization names could be truncated with an ellipsis (…), making it difficult to determine exactly where a child organization existed in the organizational hierarchy. Now, long names wrap to additional lines.
- Fixed an issue in which attempting to reactivate a device resulted in an unexpected error message under certain circumstances.
- Fixed an issue in which two-factor authentication for local users could not be enabled for users with passwords containing certain non-alphanumeric characters.
April 2020
Features
Manage access for Code42 support users
April 27, 2020
The Code42 console adds a new control for you to manage permissions for Code42 "support" users. A support user is a user account created by a Code42 Customer Champion in response to a support ticket. This allows Code42 to temporarily access your environment for the purpose of troubleshooting. To configure settings, navigate to Administration > Settings > Code42 Support Access.
Early access: Visual risk indicators for anomalous behavior
April 23, 2020
The User Profile now adds a risk indicator icon to file activity that may indicate greater risk, such as activity during hours when a user is not typically active or when file contents do not match the file extension. This enables you to better prioritize which file activity to investigate:
- Off hours - Categorizes file activity that occurs at times a user is not typically active as an added risk. The off hours determination is unique to each user and based on the user's past patterns of behavior on their endpoint. This enables you to focus investigations on unusual file activity.
- File mismatch - Highlights file activity where files have extensions that do not match the file contents as an added risk. File mismatch determinations are shown for both endpoint and cloud file activity. This allows you to more quickly investigate anomalous file activity.
Early access: Off hours risk indicator in Forensic Search
April 23, 2020
The Risk Indicator filter in Forensic Search adds a new option to search for Off hours file activity. The off hours determination is unique to each user and is based on the user's past patterns of behavior. This enables you to focus investigations on unusual file activity that may indicate greater risk.
Early access: New Suspicious file mismatch alert rule
April 17, 2020
Code42 adds a new Suspicious file mismatch alert rule to notify you when activity is detected for a file with an extension that doesn't appear to match its contents—for example, when the file's contents indicate that the file is a ZIP file, but it has a PNG extension. This rule is automatically triggered for endpoint or cloud share permissions exposures.
Early access: Filter by risk indicators in Forensic Search
April 10, 2020
Forensic Search adds a new search filter and a risk indicator icon 
to highlight file activity that may indicate greater risk, such as a file extension that does not match the file contents. This enables you to better prioritize which file activity to investigate, and may indicate an attempt to disguise and exfiltrate data.
Enhancements and updates
April 30, 2020
- Updates the Code42 application in PingOne to perform provisioning from PingOne to Code42 in addition to providing SSO.
April 17, 2020
- Improves visibility of file activity details with a new View event details
option on the Top file activity by remote employees tile and the High Risk Employees and Departing Employees lists.
April 16, 2020
- Security updates.
- Performance and stability improvements.
- Allows the Deactivation Delay setting to be edited for Code42 User Directory Sync providers in the Code42 console. Click the edit icon to set the length of time to delay deactivation after synchronization is performed.
- Displays additions, updates, and removals for all user attributes in the provisioning Sync Log. In addition, all Organization attribute values displayed in the Sync Log now include the orgId of the organization, and all Manager attribute values now include the userId.
April 15, 2020
- Adds a View event details
button to the Remote employee file activity tile of the Risk Exposure dashboard and to the User Profile. Previously, you had to click a bar in the graph to view file event details.
- On the User Profile, the File Activity Last 30 days tile is now split into two separate tiles: File events by destination and File events by file category group.
- Adds SCIM attributes to the remote employees view allowing you to see information such as the employee's department and role.
April 6, 2020
- In the Code42 console navigation menu, Trusted Domains is renamed Data Preferences.
- Updates APIs for managing departing employees, and adds APIs for managing high risk employees. Use these APIs to automate adding and removing users from the High Risk Employees or Departing Employees lists.
April 2, 2020
- Added the IP addresses involved in file activity to alert details and email notifications for the Exposure on an endpoint alert rule.
Bug fixes
April 30, 2020
- In Forensic Search, improved messaging if a file is not available for download. Previously, an incorrect message appeared in some situations indicating the device was not backing up to Code42, even though it was backing up. Now, the messaging correctly explains the reason the file is unavailable.
April 16, 2020
- Improved error messaging if you enter only one character in the Code42 console search box.
- Improved logging for a rare circumstance in which the Code42 app is unable to connect to the Code42 cloud.
- Fixed an issue on the Code42 console sign-in page in which translations for some non-English languages did not display properly.
- For Code42 environments using Okta as the authentication provider, fixed an issue in which deactivating a user in Okta did not properly deactivate the Code42 user, under certain circumstances.
March 2020
Features
Greater visibility into file activity of employees working from home
March 20, 2020
Code42's new remote employee view provides organization-wide visibility into file activity on removable media, in cloud sync folders, and browser uploads for remote workers. The Detection > Risk Exposure dashboard enables you to:
- Quickly identify suspicious file activity over the past 90 days for employees working from home
- Easily review both endpoint and cloud sync file activity
- Detect organization-wide usage of Dropbox, iCloud, Box, OneDrive and Google Drive
Code42 app for Demisto now available
March 19, 2020
The Code42 app for Demisto (now Cortex XSOAR) is now available. Using the Code42 app for Demisto, you can view and search Code42 data in Demisto, as well as manage Code42 Departing Employees from Demisto.
Code42 CLI tool now available for SIEM integration
March 18, 2020
The Code42 command-line interface (CLI) tool offers a way to extract Code42 data for use in a security information and event management (SIEM) tool like LogRhythm, Sumo Logic, or IBM QRadar. Use this command-line interface tool to get the security events in either a JSON or CEF format for use by your SIEM tool.
Early access: Code42 federal environment now available
March 12, 2020
The new Code42 federal environment is now available. This environment offers the same high level of security as all Code42 environments to government agencies in compliance with FedRAMP requirements.
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) from the United States Government provides a standard method for the security assessment, authorization, and continual monitoring of cloud products and services. Government agencies (and companies who partner with them) are required to choose FedRAMP authorized providers when using cloud products and services to ensure the security of their data. The Code42 federal environment is one such solution for organizations seeking a FedRAMP authorized service to protect against insider threat and data loss.
Government agencies can request access to the Code42 security package using the request form available on the FedRAMP marketplace. To access the form, select Code42 from the marketplace list and then click the Package Access Request Form link. More information is also available at https://www.code42.com/go/federal-solutions.
Enhancements and updates
March 31, 2020
- The High Risk Employees and Departing Employees lists now alert you by default when file activity happens outside the trusted domains you have configured for cloud share permission changes. Pre-existing default alerts for both High Risk Employees and Departing Employees have been updated to have this new default value.
- From the Risk Exposure dashboard, streamlined the process for adding an employee to the High Risk Employees or Departing Employees lists. Previously, clicking Add to list brought you to that list and you had to navigate back to the Risk Exposure dashboard.
March 26, 2020
- Added new alert rule configuration options to notify you when files are shared outside of the domains you trust. The first ten untrusted domains and email addresses with which the file has been shared are listed in the Cloud share permission changes notification email and alert details and can be investigated further in Forensic Search.
- Added the name and path of the first ten files that generated an alert to the notification email and alert details. You can investigate further in Forensic Search and view all of the file events that triggered the alert.
March 19, 2020
- Security updates.
- When initiating Code42 app upgrades from the administration console, the confirmation messaging improved to make it clearer that only devices on supported operating systems receive the upgrade.
- Added a new
exclusionsresource for managing backup exclusions via the Code42 API. - Updates to search behavior in the administration console:
- When entering a search term, auto-complete suggestions now only appear after at least four characters are entered.
- Searching for a partial term now only returns results that begin with those characters. Previously, search results included matches that contained the characters anywhere (not just at the beginning).
March 18, 2020
Updates to User Directory Sync (UDS). Version 1.5.0 introduces:
- New properties in the config.properties file:
ldap.connection.allowunsafecerts: Allows for self-signed certificates.scim.client.threads: Sets the number of processing threads to use during synchronization.
- New
--changed-sinceflag for theC42UserDirectorySyncexecutable that synchronizes all users who haven't been updated since the specified date. - Faster synchronization through the introduction of multi-threaded processing.
- Faster queries for missing users.
- Improved log messaging.
- Fixes an issue where installation of the embedded JRE incorrectly overwrote the existing JAVA_HOME variable.
- Known issue: If you run a synchronization with the the
scim.client.threadsproperty set to a value higher than 1, and you use org scripts to automatically create new organizations in Code42, a new organization will be created for each thread, resulting in duplicate organizations. To work around the issue, you must create all the organizations needed by users before running a synchronization.
March 17, 2020
Updates to Forensic Search:
- Improves visibility of the column selector within search results by adding the text label Modify columns and moving it to the upper right. Previously, the column selector was an icon with no text label and appeared in the column heading row of the search results.
- The File Path column is now included in search results by default.
- When exporting search results to CSV, fields containing a list of values (for example, IP Address, Shared With, and Exposure Type) no longer include line breaks. Now, all lists within a single field are comma-separated. Line breaks are only used to indicate a new record.
March 16, 2020
- From the User Profile page, you can now add an employee to the Departing Employees and High Risk Employees lists. Additionally, improves the appearance and scaling of the File Activity Last 30 Days graph to make it easier to interact with smaller file event counts.
- Improved experience while viewing Alerts details. Previously, you could expand a row in the list of notifications to see details. Now the list of notifications stays intact while the details for the selected notification slide in from the right side of the screen.
- In Forensic Search, the File exposure changed to filter adds the option to search for files Outside trusted domain. This enables you to easily identify exactly when a file was shared with a user outside your list of Trusted Domains.
- Various accessibility improvements
March 12, 2020
- If you have a Code42 Platinum or Diamond product plan, File Activity Notification profiles will soon be discontinued, given the new and improved options available in Alerts. You must recreate any existing File Activity Notification profiles in Alerts to continue notifications. See Migrate Activity Notification profiles to alerts for more information.
March 10, 2020
Updates to Forensic Search:
- In the Device section of the file event details, adds a link to the User Profile for the Code42 user associated with the file event. The User Profile highlights file activity for that user over the past 90 days that may indicate a file exfiltration risk.
- Adds support for wildcard characters (*, ?) to all search filters except MD5 hash, SHA256 hash, IP address, and file size.
March 9, 2020
- Cleans up data shown in the file activity graphs of the User Profile to no longer show line items where file events are equal to zero in the summary previews.
March 6, 2020
- Updates to the Departing Employees list:
- Adds columns for Total File Events and Total Size of Files
- Removes the Date Added column
- Results are now sorted by Total File Events by default. Previously, the default sort order was by Date Added.
March 3, 2020
Updates to Forensic Search:
- Improvements to the search filter interface:
- Updated styling
- Improved accessibility
- New searches now default to the Filename filter. Previously, the default was MD5 Hash.
- For cloud and email events, clicking the filename in the event details now opens the file in a new browser tab. Previously, the file opened in the same tab as the search results.
March 2, 2020
- Alerts now lists the first ten files impacted by file events in notification emails.
Bug fixes
March 19, 2020
- Performance and stability improvements.
- In Code42 environments with an on-premises authority server that use Code42 cloud storage, fixed an issue which could prevent devices from being able to connect to the Code42 cloud under a very specific set of network port configuration circumstances.
- Authentication and directory services settings now properly inherit values from the parent organization by default.
- Fixed an issue in which attempting to search for a GUID in the administration console returned an error.
- Fixed an issue for Code42 environments using SCIM provisioning: deleting a SCIM group now applies the default Code42 roles (Desktop User and PROe User) to any users in that group. Previously, the role mapping defined by the deleted group remained in place.
- Fixed a rare display issue in which the web restore date picker could continue to appear at the bottom of the administration console after navigating to a different page.
- Fixed an issue in which restoring files from the administration console could fail if you selected a folder to restore and then deselected sub-folders within the selected folder.
February 2020
Features
Video summary
Watch the short video below for a summary of features released this month.
Greater visibility into file activity of high risk employees
February 19, 2020
Code42's new High Risk Employee lens provides comprehensive insight into file activity of employees you identify as a risk (for example, users with elevated permissions, access to sensitive data, on a performance improvement plan, etc.). The Detection > High Risk Employees section of the administration console enables you to:
- Quickly identify suspicious file activity of high risk employees over the past 90 days
- Assign risk factors to employees to provide more context for insider threat investigations
- Easily review both endpoint and cloud sync file activity
Forensic File Search now searches backups from all users to locate and download file contents
February 12, 2020
When downloading file contents in Forensic File Search, the file event details now offers the option to search other locations if the file isn't found in the user's backup archive. Clicking Search Other Locations searches the backups of all users in your Code42 environment, which greatly increases the chance the file will be available for download. Previously, files could only be downloaded if there was an exact filename and file path match in the backup archive of the user associated with the event.
More subscription options for monitoring insider threats
February 11, 2020
The Code42 Diamond product plan offers a new subscription option for many of Code42's most advanced insider threat features, including:
- The Risk Exposure dashboard, which highlights suspicious file activity
- A highly customizable Alerts framework to notify you when when important data may be leaving your organization
- The powerful Forensic Search interface, which offers advanced search capabilities for investigating file exfiltration activity
Previously, some of this information was available via a CSV export, but full access to these features required the Code42 Platinum product plan.
Requires Code42 app version 7.7.0.
Use one deployment policy to register users in multiple organizations
February 11, 2020
Deployment policies can now leverage custom user detection scripts that dynamically assign users to different organizations. Previously, deployment policies could only register users to a single organization.
Requires Code42 app version 7.7.0.
Other enhancements and updates
February 25, 2020
- In the User Profile, file activity for the last 30 days now defaults to an exfiltration type with recent activity. Previously, the Synced to Cloud Service filter was always selected by default, even if there was no cloud service file activity for the user.
February 24, 2020
- In Forensic Search, custom column preferences are now maintained upon page refresh and across sessions.
February 19, 2020
- On the Device Details screen and in the list of active devices, Destination Status is now labeled Authority Connection. This is a label change only. The status continues to indicate if the device is connected to the Code42 cloud.
February 13, 2020
- Updates the process of adding a departing employee so that the window slides in from the right rather than appearing in a pop-up modal.
- Adds the ability to remove a user from the list of departing employees from within the User Profile.
- On the Endpoint dashboard, the Data Summary columns are now sortable.
Bug fixes
February 19, 2020
- Security updates.
- Performance and stability improvements.
- Fixed an issue in which the text-only version of the backup status report email displayed some fields incorrectly.
- In Code42 environments with an on-premises authority server also using Code42 cloud storage, fixed a rare issue in which backup storage statistics did not update properly.
- Fixed a rare issue in which clicking the link in an activity notification email to view user activity did not display any results.
Known issues
In activity notification emails sent before February 19, 2020, clicking a link to user activity details results in an error. To see details for this activity, search for the user.
January 2020
Features
Video summary
Watch the short video below for a summary of features released this month.
Endpoint dashboard provides visibility for devices not reporting security events
January 30, 2020
A new Endpoint dashboard identifies user devices not sending file event data to Forensic File Search. This improved visibility can help you troubleshoot specific devices to ensure Code42's security monitoring is capturing file activity on all active devices in your Code42 environment.
Better visibility into endpoint and cloud services file activity for all users
January 30, 2020
A new User Profile search interface provides comprehensive insight into file exfiltration risk for all users. The Investigation > User Activity section of the administration console now enables you to review both endpoint and cloud sync file activity for the last 90 days to quickly identify suspicious file activity.
Previously, much of this information was only available for users added to a departing employee profile or via CSV export.
Requires the Code42 Platinum product plan.
Sync destinations added to Risk Exposure dashboard
January 27, 2020
The Risk Exposure dashboard now shows you where employees are syncing files. By reviewing the Synced to Cloud Service details, you can quickly see if users are syncing files to unapproved cloud services.
Forensic File Search adds search filter for files shared with trusted domains
January 17, 2020
Trusted Domains settings enable you to easily exclude files shared with approved domains from search results in Forensic File Search.
To use the new search filter:
- Add domains you trust to Administration > Settings > Trusted Domains.
- From Investigation > Forensic Search, add the Exposure Type filter to your search criteria and select the value Outside trusted domain.
File categories added to Alerts
January 16, 2020
You can now add file category filters to Alerts to help you more easily determine what types of files (spreadsheets, zip files, source code, and multimedia, for example) are leaving your organization.
Sync destinations added to Departing Employees lens
January 13, 2020
The Departing Employees lens now shows you where employees are syncing files. By reviewing the sync destination details, you can quickly see if users are syncing files to unapproved cloud services.
Risk Exposure dashboard highlights departing employee activity
January 2, 2020
The Risk Exposure dashboard now includes a summary of potential exposure events gathered from the Departing Employees lens. Click any value for more details.
Enhancements and updates
January 29, 2020
- The Administration > Dashboard menu now contains sub-menus for Endpoint and Usage.
- Endpoint provides visibility for devices not sending file event data to Forensic File Search.
- Usage (the previous landing page) displays a summary of users and backup storage in your Code42 environment.
- Updates to endpoint monitoring settings:
- Forensic search is renamed File Metadata Collection.
- Removes the options to enable/disable the File restore and Pattern matching detection types.
- Updates to SCIM provisioning:
- The Sync Log now includes entries for changes to any of the following user attributes: Title, Division, Department, Manager, Employment Type, Manager, Locality, Region, and Country.
- When using the Code42 API to customize SAML attributes, the
authnContextComparisonattribute is now optional.
- Alerts notifications now indicate if the alert is due to a departing employee's activity.
- Devices using unsupported Windows 10 versions (builds 1507, 1511, and 1703) will not upgrade to newer versions of the Code42 app. To upgrade, Windows 10 devices must run supported versions.
- Streamlined the process of creating a security alert.
January 8, 2020
Updates to Forensic File Search:
- The label for the file category archive is renamed zip.
- Improves keyboard navigation accessibility in the Save Search and Export Results to CSV dialogs.
Bug fixes
January 29, 2020
- Performance and stability improvements.
- Fixed: The Administration > Organizations screen now loads much faster for Code42 environments with many child organizations.
- Fixed a web restore issue: filenames containing apostrophes now properly appear in search results. Previously, searching for a filename containing an apostrophe could return no results even if the file was backed up and available to restore.
- Fixed: Exporting organization details to CSV now reports correct values for
selectedFiles,totdoBytesandtodoFiles. Previously, these fields could incorrectly report zero or null under certain circumstances even though there were files selected for backup. - Improvements to logging.
- Fixed: Two-factor authentication for local users can now be enabled if a user's password contains special characters.
- Fixed: Using the action menu to block or unblock a user now immediately updates the status icon next to that user. Previously, even though the blocking or unblocking succeeded, refreshing the page was required to see the current status for the user.
- For Code42 environments managing their own external keystore, connection failures now display more specific error messaging on the Administration > Settings > Keystore page and in the logs.
- Fixed an intermittent display issue which could cause page styles to render incorrectly when navigating between specific screens in the administration console.
- Updates to translations.
January 8, 2020
- Fixes an issue in which downloading files from Forensic File Search was not available in the Safari web browser.
- Improves error messaging if File Size search criteria is blank.
Previous release notes
For release notes prior to January 2020, see Code42 cloud 2019 release notes.