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SanerNow 5.3 Release: What’s New In-Store?

SanerNow 5.3 Release: What’s New In-Store?

We’re excited to announce our new release SanerNow 5.3!

Jan 29, 2023By Dixitha S1 min read

We’re excited to announce our new release SanerNow 5.3!

Our latest release is packed with a lot of enhancements and bug fixes to scale up SanerNow usage experience. 

What do you get in SanerNow 5.3?

  • The release includes a lot of enhancements, including force reboot on task completion, flexibility to provide time range while starting a task, filter for vulnerability aging graph, and much more.
  • Support for macOS 13 (Ventura)
  • A wide range of new APIs and updates to existing one.
  • Interesting User Interface enhancements. 
  • Numerous bug fixes.

SanerNow EQR is Replaced

SanerNow EQR tool is now replaced with SanerNow Continuous Posture Anomaly Management. A unique and powerful tool built to discover and fix anomalies in your IT infrastructure.

Note that as part of this change, IOA and IOC features will not be available.

We hope you like these feature updates as much as we do and make the best out of SanerNow. We have planned our journey ahead and already set our minds to what is coming next.

To know more about the release, refer to the release notes.

Stay tuned with us, and for any feature requests, please mail us at [email protected].

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