An update to the WithSecure Elements Mobile Protection app for iOS (25.9.11666) has been completed 25 June 2025. It will be released as a phased rollout over the next seven days.

It includes the following fixed issues:

• Improvements to app stability

An update to the WithSecure Elements Mobile Protection app for iOS (25.8.11663) has been completed 23 June 2025. It will be released as a phased rollout over the next seven days.

It includes the following new features and improvements:

• The app now supports SMS Protection for anti-phishing detection
• Added permission request screens for iPad devices

Fixed issues:

• The app now correctly includes the category information in Browsing Protection security event
• Improvements to app stability

WithSecure Elements Agent macOS 25.2.54389 has been released to general availability (GA) on 16th of June 2025.

This release brings

• A profile editor setting to hide/show Elements GUI
• Improved response module status reporting
• Elements Agent now reacts to subscription changes in near real-time

Fixes

• Various crashes in wsuplinkd, wssettingsd and wsswupd
• Elements Agent token activation issue
• Network isolation issue when macOS native firewall was enabled
• Allow new system extension popup window opened a wrong page in System Settings
• Chrome browsing protection incorrect status issue

Installer can be downloaded from:

https://download.withsecure.com/PSB/latest/ElementsAgentInstaller_54389.mpkg

Elements Agent macOS 25.2.54389 supports following macOS versions:

• macOS 15 Sequoia
• macOS 14 Sonoma
• macOS 13 Ventura

An update to the WithSecure Elements Mobile Protection app for iOS (25.6.11430) has been completed 15 April 2025. It will be released as a phased rollout over the next seven days.

It includes the following fixes:

• Fixed an issue where Network Protection could interfere with certain applications’ internet connectivity

WithSecure Elements Agent macOS 25.2.54389 has been released to our early access customers on 4th of June 2025. As usual, full availability will start 1-2 weeks later.

This release brings

• A profile editor setting to hide/show Elements GUI
• Improved response module status reporting
• Elements Agent now reacts to subscription changes in near real-time

Fixes

• Various crashes in wsuplinkd, wssettingsd and wsswupd
• Elements Agent token activation issue
• Network isolation issue when macOS native firewall was enabled
• Allow new system extension popup window opened a wrong page in System Settings
• Chrome browsing protection incorrect status issue

Installer can be downloaded from:

https://download.withsecure.com/PSB/latest/ElementsAgentInstaller_54389.mpkg

Elements Agent macOS 25.2.54389 supports following macOS versions:

• macOS 15 Sequoia
• macOS 14 Sonoma
• macOS 13 Ventura

We are delighted to share that we have released an important improvement of the release from quarantine feature for Teams. The feature has shown some reliability issues in the recent past. We were able to identify the root-cause and address it accordingly, improving the overall reliability considerably.

Update: 17 June 2025:

Clarification on the above mentioned reliability issue: under certain conditions, we noticed the release from quarantine feature in the Portal was not able to process files exceeding 2097152 bytes. Fortunately, a workaround for releasing files manually was available, and has been shared on request. We are currently working on including the procedure for manual release of files from Sharepoint, Teams and OneDrive in the guide. Meanwhile, we have addressed the issue and, based on our monitoring activities, are confident the specific issue is no longer occurring.

We are pleased to share that a fix was released to address the discrepancy in mailbox usage counts in the ECP Portal.

As a result, the mailbox usage counts showed in “Cloud Services” section is fully synced and aligned with the usage counts showed in “Management/Subscriptions” section

Released a fix for the license control mechanism. This fix ensures proper calculation of the licenses in use, even when a mailbox is temporarily failing to connect to the Microsoft Services. Before this fix, mailboxes on temporarily failure state were excluded from the calculation, leading to a situation where the total amount of used licenses was inaccurate.

We added clear description and instructions on how Phishing Simulation Tools can be utilised without causing any conflicts in Element Collaboration Protection.

Under the Policy section in Elements Collaboration protection we added a specific policy item, “Phishing Simulation Tools”.

At the end of the policy there will be a link to the existing section: Policies/Exchange/Trusted email sender addresses

This existing feature can be used for allowing the Phishing Simulation Tool to work properly.

Please find below a screenshot of the introduced section in the Elements Collaboration Protection policy section:

New update for Linux Security 64 has been released (2025-05-20)

New FSBG update (version 1.0.921) has been released. FSBG is a component of Linux Security 64. This update includes the following changes:

• LNX-839: Resolved an issue where a failed update could cause the product to become unresponsive.
• LNX-857: Addressed a problem where network disruptions could cause hotfix service to fail.
• Miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements.