v3.4.2 March 30, 2025
Version 3.4.2, a minor release, includes:
New features
This section describes the new features added in version 3.4.2.
1 - New data governance settings
Coro's new data governance settings simplify data privacy configuration, enabling:
Industry-specific detection settings: Select the industry that best matches your organization. This helps Coro tailor data detection settings based on industry-specific best practices.
Automated sensitive data type recommendations: Coro recommends sensitive data types based on your selected industries, helping to reduce ticket fatigue by minimizing unnecessary ticket generation.
Configuration customization: Modify existing configured industries and sensitive data types based on your organizational requirements.
For existing workspaces with preconfigured data privacy settings, Coro automatically assigns your industry to Other.
Coro migrates sensitive data types selected before v3.4.2 as follows:
| Previous data type | New data type |
|---|---|
| PCI | Credit Card Data |
| PII | Personal Data |
| PHI | Health Data |
| NPI | Non-Public Data |
Coro continues to scan for PCI, PII, PHI, and NPI but categorizes them under the new data types.
To learn more, see Regulatory sensitive information and Configuring monitoring settings.
Enhancements
Version 3.4.2 introduces the following additional changes:
1 - User Data Governance and Endpoint Data Governance enhancements
Coro has introduced the following User Data Governance and Endpoint Data Governance enhancements to expand sensitive data detection and support global data classification standards.
1.1 - Expanded non-public sensitive data detection
Coro has added sensitive data detection for the following non-public data:
- APR/interest rate keywords
- Credit company keywords (FICO, VantageScore, Equifax, Experian, TransUnion)
- Gross/net income keywords
- Housing status keywords
- Lender/bank information keywords
- Marital status keywords
1.2 - Expanded Italian and Spanish non-public data/personal sensitive data detection
Coro has added sensitive data detection for the following Italian and Spanish non-public data/personal data:
- Italian driver's license number
- Italian fiscal code
- Italian passport number
- Italian VAT number
- Spanish national ID number (DNI)
- Spanish non-resident number (NIE)
- Spanish passport number
1.3 - Renamed data governance tickets
Version 3.4.2 introduces renamed ticket types for User Data Governance and Endpoint Data Governance, supporting global data classification standards.
Endpoint Data Governance:
| New ticket type | Previous ticket type (deprecated) |
|---|---|
| Endpoint drive with Credit Card Data | Endpoint drive with PCI |
| Endpoint drive with Health Data | Endpoint drive with PHI |
| Endpoint drive with Non-Public Data | Endpoint drive with NPI |
| Endpoint drive with Personal Data | Endpoint drive with PII |
User Data Governance:
| New ticket type | Previous ticket type (deprecated) |
|---|---|
| Credit Card Data | PCI |
| Health Data | PHI |
| Non-Public Data | NPI |
| Personal Data | PII |
Tickets raised on or after v3.4.2 no longer use deprecated ticket types.
Coro shows both deprecated and current ticket types in the Ticket Log when you use the Type filter.
To learn more, see: