G DATA MXDR

In the view Installation of New Endpoints, the Policy Control column was removed.

There is now a button in this view to create a new setup configuration.

Older setup configurations are now also displayed in the list.

The Dashboard is now displayed directly at the first navigation level.

"Notifications" is now located under the top-level item "Manage".

In general, only the elements that match the license of the selected OU are displayed.

Display issue in the "Installation of New Endpoints" view fixed.

The macOS installation software is now available as a download option in the G DATA Web-Portal under the "Installation of New Endpoints" view.

Bug fixed in the Endpoint detail view: "Endpoint notifications enabled" is synchronized correctly again.

Revised format for notifications; urgency is now mentioned directly in the subject.

The user view has been revised.

For Windows ARM, a Windows 11 installation is mandatory; otherwise, nothing changes for the Installation on Windows Systems.

On macOS, at least version 13.4 Ventura is required; a detailed installation guide can be found here.

The toggle for "pausing" the Agent in the Endpoint detail view has been renamed to "Temporarily Log Only (60 minutes)" to make it clearer what the toggle functionality is.

The pie chart on the Dashboard now shows Agent installations by operating system.

Display issue in user management fixed.

The "Installation of New Endpoints" view now uses the new table format that was rolled out with the last update for the Endpoints overview. All tables will be migrated to the new format gradually.

Endpoints view revised, filter functions expanded, and table columns can be enabled and disabled in the table overview.

Bug fixed: On installations with multiple operating systems on one FQDN, only one Agent was displayed.

In the Endpoint detail view, the "Stop malicious code" button can be clicked while the Agent is in pause mode. This stops the Agent pause.

The list of Organization Units in the different views is now always sorted alphabetically.

Links to the Endpoints overview with active filters work again (e.g., from the Dashboard).

New "Installation of New Endpoints" view:

The new statuses are

The overview of the Organization Units now shows only the selected OU and the OUs below it.

Bug fixed that could cause 2FA not to be enabled for users created in sub-organizations.

Notifications: Display issue fixed that allowed visual changes for inherited information.

A description text has been added to the detail window for Incidents.

Users can now also assign roles that they themselves hold to other users.

Changes to notifications can now be saved in all cases.

The displayed error messages have been improved and redundant error messages have been removed.

Two-factor authentication is now inherited correctly.

In the OU view, it is now possible to add notes in a free-text field. These are also considered in search.

The Incidents detail view has been adjusted slightly. It now shows, among other things, whether the affected Endpoint is a critical system.

Improved detection of inactivity in the G DATA Web-Portal.

New filters have been added to OU management to provide a better overview. Details can be found in this article.

If multiple Customers are managed, the specific Customer or Organization Unit is now identified in the Incidents detail view.

Timeline for Incidents is now displayed correctly.

Bug fixed for sending email notifications.

Incorrect error message that could occur in rare cases in role management fixed.

New "Operating system" column in the "Endpoints" view. This shows the operating system used on the Endpoint.

Many minor bug fixes.

The detail panels for Recommended Actions and Incidents have been removed. All detail information is available in a clear format on the respective detail pages, which you can open from the overview pages via the magnifying glass icon .

It is now possible to write a response for a Recommended Action. Please note that this is only possible once.

Recommended Actions can now also be rejected. This requires providing a response.

The entries in the Endpoints pie chart on the Dashboard now link directly to the respective overview page of the affected Endpoints.

In the timeline, only three entries are initially displayed for clarity. You can expand this view and view all available entries.

The theme of the G DATA Web-Portal now defaults to the system default.

G DATA Device Control: Exclusions for devices can now be limited in time and therefore no longer need to be removed manually after a desired time.

Users who connect to server systems via remote connection now receive a GUI as long as there is only one active session. If there are multiple concurrent active terminal server sessions, the GUI is closed automatically.

No security notifications are displayed on endpoints if the Agent on the affected system is in log-only mode or pause mode.

Lists with no entries now display a note. This occurs regardless of whether there are no entries at all or whether the filter options are responsible for the absence.

Lists are initially displayed in the default sort order.

[Device Control] For Endpoint notifications, the field for the link to the ticket system is now optional.

Visualized timeline of Incidents: To improve traceability of Incidents, a detailed timeline has been built into the detail view. All interactions related to the respective Incident are listed in chronological order.

G DATA Mobile Security in the G DATA Web-Portal: We have integrated our G DATA Mobile Device Management into the web portal for you. If you have purchased the corresponding product, you can conveniently manage all your mobile devices directly from the web portal.

New option for filtering Incidents: The list of Incidents can now be filtered by the Impact of Incidents.

We developed a clear Dashboard. It displays information about Endpoints, current Incidents, and Recommended Actions.

A tray icon is now displayed on endpoints when the Agent is installed.

Notifications can now be set up when there are updates for Incidents.

In addition, partners can now create an Organization Unit (OU) above tenants and receive notifications for all subordinate Organization Units.

The toggle for using two-factor authentication has been moved and is now located in Organization Units management:
Manage → Organization Units → Detail view

When assigning tags for endpoints, predefined tags from G DATA are now suggested. Of course, tags can still be freely assigned.

For security reasons, users can no longer change their email address themselves. Only the Security Operations Managers can do this.

The overview page for Incidents has been revised.

Two-factor authentication can now be configured. The setting can be made either in user management or role management. Users can reset two-factor authentication via the user profile.

If users are deleted who were part of the emergency chain, a warning is now displayed. If a user is deleted who was the last member of an emergency chain, a new user must be specified at this point.

In the Alert detail view, all affected artifacts are now listed.

On the overview page for email notifications, there is a new column that indicates in which language notifications are sent. For shared mailboxes, the language in which the notification is created can be set directly here.

In the web portal, Incidents are now labeled Incidents and Alerts are labeled Alerts.