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Security Enhancements
- Updated on 08 May 2024
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Version/Build | # | Description |
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Build 19 | 4852 | Security enhancement for reinforced detection and prevention of SQL Injections This optional Security Enhancement (SQL Statement Sanitizer) provides two environment variables to choose from – so that organizations can guarantee that the configuration won’t block their customized code or special projects.
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21.4.45 | 65530 | We upgraded to the latest Apache released version 2.17.1 to continue addressing the log4j vulnerability |
21.4.45 | 65530 | We upgraded to the latest Apache released version 2.17.1 to continue addressing the log4j vulnerability. |
21.4.45 | 65345 | Included a fix for the Log4j vulnerability. For more information, click here. |
2020 | Enforced timeout functionality has been expanded to cover more cases of session inactivity | |
2020 | August 2020: For those of you who enabled the option to allow non-secured (HTTP) access to your SysAid account, please be aware that we’re retiring this option (it’s a checkbox). Instead, all non-secured traffic will be redirected to a secured channel (HTTPS). | |
2020 | Please note that as part of our ongoing commitment to security, we’re tightening the secured connection to our services. As of May 10, 2020, we’ll be blocking the older non-supported TLS protocol versions 1.0/1.1, and will only allow the more advanced secured versions. |