For example if user is logged with\u00a0readOnlyWorkstation\u00a0then all update checkboxes affecting only workstation will be hidden.Also when select all or individual update checkbox is clicked then operations wizard has update button enabled only for which user is permitted.<\/p>\n Show disabled checkboxes for missing updates instead of hiding them for full\u00a0readOnly,\u00a0readOnlyWorkstations\u00a0or\u00a0readOnlyServers\u00a0users<\/strong><\/p>\n Select devices to update button is enabled now when select all updates clicked<\/strong><\/p>\n Installation Logs of Software Updates can now be filtered by the Device UUID and List of\u00a0BulletinIDs<\/strong><\/p>\n Additionally the filters in general in both Missing Updates and Installation Log tabs are persistent.\u00a0Same as in Security\u00a0Events\u00a0and Audit\u00a0Log.\u00a0<\/p>\n Added confirmation popup for evaluating rules for all devices after saving<\/strong><\/p>\n Update advisory entry for Connector low disk space to use 5GB instead of 20GB<\/strong><\/p>\n Audit Logs added for quarantine related operations are now accessible from Security Events list <\/strong><\/p>\n Navigation from Device Details to the filtered Installation Log is now\u00a0possible<\/strong><\/p>\n UI improvements to Custom report for devices<\/strong><\/p>\n Added enabling \/ disabling change tracking to audit logs<\/strong><\/p>\n Added possibility to export a read-only profile<\/strong><\/p>\n A new version of the endpoint clients is available.<\/p>\n This release makes the Elements Agent version 23.2 available (internal version 23.2.1150).<\/p>\n The endpoints automatically upgrade, without a reboot.<\/p>\n A new security event is triggered if Server Share Protection backup fails because folder does not exist<\/strong><\/p>\n Elements agent shows a flyer if browsing protection is enabled but browser extensions are not installed or not activated<\/strong><\/p>\n This feature can be enabled from “Remind user to activate browser plugins” in Browsing protection settings of the portal’s profile editor.\u00a0<\/p>\n In addition:<\/p>\n Elements Collaboration Protection Update<\/strong><\/p>\n This latest release adds:<\/p>\n Option of ignoring false positives on the Discovery scan configuration user interface<\/strong><\/p>\n By filtering out false or unreliable hosts based on their TTL (Time to Live) value, it helps to ensure that only accurate and trustworthy information is utilized within the network.<\/p>\n Updates to Web scan configuration section<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The default HTTP headers configuration has been moved to the Web scan section and custom headers now replace the default headers. A new option to include the Web scan product identifier in the User-Agent HTTP header has also been added.<\/p>\n This release includes:<\/p>\n This release includes:<\/p>\n This release includes:<\/p>\n Devices endpoint<\/a>: <\/p>\n Security events endpoint<\/a>: <\/p>\n A new version of the Elements Connector (internal version 23.05.97280) has been rolled out starting on 28.02.2023. The endpoints automatically upgrade, without a reboot.<\/p>\n The Elements Connector Ultimate proxy is introduced with this release<\/strong><\/p>\n This feature allows Connector to act as a proxy for all traffic between WithSecure endpoints and cloud services simplifying firewall configurations and allowing the use of WithSecure products in semi-closed environments. It extends GUTS2 and SWUP caching only mode and is enabled for all Connectors by default. <\/p>\n Chained Connectors are now possible<\/strong><\/p>\n It is now possible to chain Elements Connectors so that it uses another one to reach the backends. For that, you need to specify the upstream connector in the profile as an HTTP proxy. You can specify multiple Connectors using a semicolon.<\/p>\n Elements Connector starts using the new Elements API to forward security events<\/strong><\/p>\n If Connector was already configured to use Event Forwarding, it continues using current credentials after the upgrade, follow API configuration instructions<\/a> to reconfigure and start using the new Elements API.<\/p>\n Multiple HTTP proxy support<\/strong><\/p>\n Support for multiple HTTP proxies has been introduced so that Elements Connector remains connected in case of proxy failure. You can specify multiple HTTP proxies using a semicolon. If the connection becomes unstable, Elements Connector starts using the next proxy from the list:<\/p>\n Elements Connector integration for Microsoft Sentinel<\/strong><\/p>\n We have now made Elements Connector available in the Azure Marketplace<\/a>. <\/p>\n Elements Connector is now branded as WithSecure<\/strong><\/p>\n This release introduces WithSecure brand. Previous releases were branded as F-Secure.<\/p>\n Forwarded events now have WithSecure vendor name<\/strong><\/p>\n If your SIEM is configured to filter based on the vendor name, this filter has to be adjusted.<\/p>\n Ransomware: Trends and notable reports<\/strong><\/p>\n Other notable highlights in brief<\/strong><\/p>\n You can download\u00a0the full report<\/a> for reading later.<\/p>\n On Wednesday 8th of March\u00a0we made some changes to the\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0Business Account (formerly F-Secure Business Account), and we would like to remind you of these. You can read more from the following\u00a0article<\/a><\/p>\n In 2019, F-Secure Business (now\u00a0WithSecure) communicated that product support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008R2 would end in January 2023 for Elements and Business Suite products, in line with Microsoft\u2019s own Extended Security Updates program.<\/p>\n These Operating System versions are no longer supported by Microsoft and will receive no further security updates.<\/p>\n To allow our customer base a little additional time to upgrade their devices,\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0will provide support for these products on legacy Operating Systems until 30 June 2023.<\/p>\n As such, both Microsoft and\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0strongly encourage customers to upgrade to supported versions as soon as possible.<\/p>\n The affected versions are:<\/p>\n You can read more from the following\u00a0link<\/a><\/p>\n In a world where cyber criminals seek to exploit even the smallest vulnerabilities to get access to your devices and data, it is really important to maintain your operating systems to the latest vendor patch level.<\/p>\n All Operating System vendors, including Microsoft, Apple, Google and all the Linux vendors, strongly recommend that their customers patch their devices regularly with the latest available patches, to help reduce the threat.<\/p>\n Using an unpatched operating system is risky, and\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0always recommends keeping patches up to date.<\/p>\n Occasionally, software vendors will change their requirements on minimum supported versions of operating systems, often in alignment with the OS vendor. Microsoft now requires a minimum patch level of October 2021 for certain types of files included in third-party software, and\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0is changing its requirements in alignment.<\/p>\n Read more from the following\u00a0link<\/a><\/p>\n In order to align with industry standards and vulnerability scoring in\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0Elements Endpoint Protection, Elements Vulnerability Management will introduce CVSSv3 vulnerability scoring.<\/p>\n What is happening?<\/strong><\/p>\n Since the introduction of Elements Vulnerability Management, it has used CVSS v2 for vulnerability scoring.<\/p>\n Starting from March 8, 2023 Elements Vulnerability Management uses CVSS v3.1.<\/p>\n Read more from the following\u00a0article<\/a><\/p>\n Our purpose is to co-secure the world with you \u2013\u00a0now as WithSecure\u2122. To co-create the best possible cyber security products and services, we warmly recommend you share your ideas via our Ideas Portal, now accessible directly from WithSecure\u2122 Elements Security Center.<\/p>\n![\"SWUP.png\"](\"https:\/\/support.withsecure.com\/wp-content\/smush-webp\/2026\/10\/swup-scaled.png.webp\")
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Monthly Threat Highlights Report: February 2023<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Changes to your\u00a0WithSecure\u00a0Business Account<\/strong><\/h3>\n
End of Support for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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