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Check Out What’s New in SecPod SanerNow 4.4.0.0 | Release Notes

Check Out What’s New in SecPod SanerNow 4.4.0.0 | Release Notes

At SecPod, we strive towards delivering the solution to enhance user experience. SanerNow 4.4.0.0 comes with a bundle of new additions, enhancements, and bug fixes to increase efficient product usage. Moreover, In this release we have brought several enhancements to the Patch Management system, Endp...

Mar 18, 2020By Dixitha S3 min read

At SecPod, we strive towards delivering the solution to enhance user experience. SanerNow 4.4.0.0 comes with a bundle of new additions, enhancements, and bug fixes to increase efficient product usage. Moreover, In this release we have brought several enhancements to the Patch Management system, Endpoint detection and response, and Vulnerability Management Tool, covering other general enhancements and bug fixes as well.

Release Summary

Patch Management (PM) – Enhancing patch management for better visibility with SanerNow 4.4.0.0

  • Introducing device view and patch view: A new dashboard element is adding in SanerNow 4.4.0.0 to represent a Device view, with the option to switch to Patch view. Therefore, the Device view shows a list of all applicable patches per device. Risks, patch-ability status, etc along with a single-click option to create a remediation job.
  • Check patch repository reachability status and resolve issues: Patch repository reachability status added on the dashboard to diagnose issues related to patching.
  • Introducing all-new device-based reports: Device-based Report APIs are adding in Patch Management (PM) under Reports. However, the APIs such as Devices with Missing Security Patches, Missing Configuration, and Most Critical Patches give you better insight on effective patching. Patches for Paid-Products or licensed products, and Missing Patches of Non-reachable devices.
  • Insightful error messages to resolve patching obstacles: Error codes and reasons are adding to better understand Status on Patch Remediation and hence Automation of tasks.
  • Show customized alerts on functional end-user systems before initiating remediation: Reboot alert messages can be provided on fixing missing patches. Automation or rollback tasks that notify logged-in users on endpoints to save their work and prepare for the reboot of endpoints. Therefore, A similar notification can also go before remediation tasks, alerting the user about the scheduled activity.
  • Enhanced Saner agents to comply with any Windows update component: Saner agents are now intelligent to gather any inconsistencies with the Windows Update component and resolve issues automatically with SanerNow 4.4.0.0.

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) – Optimizing Endpoint Detection and response for improved performance:

  • Increased scalability to view huge data: EDR performance enhanced to load data for a large number of devices. It assists with scalability.
  • Introducing filters to view only required details: Status filters adds in EDR for viewing a subset of data from endpoints.

Agent Deployment – Enhanced agent deployment tool to increase efficiency with SanerNow 4.4.0.0

  • Analyse, act and deploy agents according to the requirements of the end-user computer:
  • Saner Agent Deployment Tool is now smarter to gather pre-requisites and deploy agents with ease. Hence, It also allows users to deploy agents with single-sign-on credentials.

General enhancements and bug fixes

  • Microsoft Operating system details are adding with a specific release version wherever Operating System names are displaying across the platform.
  • Various bugs are resolving on dashboards, reports, and patch management tasks.
  • MAC OS X agent adheres to the MAC OS X application signing and notarization guidelines

We hope SecPod SanerNow 4.4.0.0 will ease your endpoint security management to a greater extent. Please mail us at [email protected] for any feature request or enhancements you expect in the product.

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