v2.1

Version 2.1 provides new features, existing feature enhancements, and fixes.

New features

This section describes the following new features that we are releasing with version 2.1:

• Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) integration
• Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking policies
• Remote password policy and session locking policies
• Scheduled sensitive data scans

1 - Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) integration

For further information, see Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) integration.

2 - Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking policies

Remote device permission policies can now be configured for public Wi-Fi connectivity. These policies allow you to block access to public Wi-Fi networks for specific devices or groups of devices. Policies can be applied to Windows and macOS devices.

For further information, see Wi-Fi Connection.

3 - Remote password and session locking policies

Remote password and session locking policies can now be configured for Windows and macOS devices. These policies allow you to govern end user password rules and screen lock-out following multiple failed login attempts. These security features help protect sessions on users' devices.

For further information, see Remote Password and Session Locking.

4 - Scheduled sensitive data scans

Remotely scheduled hard drive scans can now be configured for Windows and macOS devices. These schedules enable you to scan storage drives on endpoint devices at a specified time and frequency, for example, every Friday at 3 a.m.

For further information, see Sensitive data scans.

Enhancements

This section describes the existing feature enhancements that we’re releasing with version 2.1.

• Active sessions management improvements
• Discovery of file sharing with specific extensions
• Added aliases to Data Permission tab
• Added BitLocker recovery key to all encrypted drives
• Added filter for offline devices
• Search users by alias on Protected Users page

1 - Active sessions management improvements

Pagination has been added to the Active Sessions page in order to reduce excessive memory consumption. The maximum number of entries on the Active Sessions page is now 25.

2 - Discovery of file sharing with specific extensions

Files shared with a specific file extension can now be monitored via the Monitoring tab of the Data page by enabling Specific file types and specifying which file extensions to monitor for.

When a file with a specified extension is shared, a Suspicious Exposure of Sensitive File Types ticket is created and is displayed in the Ticket Log.

Suspicious Exposure of Sensitive File Types tickets have the same available Actions as other Suspicious Exposure tickets.

Actions available for an open Suspicious Exposure of Sensitive File Types ticket:

Actions available for a closed Suspicious Exposure of Sensitive File Types ticket:

You can filter for Suspicious Exposure of Sensitive File Types tickets from the Type dropdown:

3 - Added aliases to Data Permission tab

Aliases are now included for users listed on the Permissions tab of the Data page.

4 - Added BitLocker recovery key to all encrypted drives

Bitlocker recovery keys are now displayed for all encrypted drives on a device. The recovery key is displayed within the Drives section of the Devices page.

5 - Added filter for offline devices

The Label filter on the Devices page has been renamed to Groups, and now includes the ability to filter for offline devices.

The Groups filter includes 2 sections:

• Status : Select Offline to filter for offline devices only
• Labels : Select from the list of predefined or custom labels to filter for specific groups of devices, for example macOS filters for all devices using macOS.

6 - Search users by alias on Protected Users page

You can now search for protected users using their aliases on the Protected Users page.

Fixed items

The following fixes are included with version 2.1:

• Fixed text error in dialog message when attempting to connect to a cloud application.
• Updated the dialog message when approving a file marked as malware:
• Korea , Democratic People's Republic Of and Korea, Republic of renamed to North Korea and South Korea respectively in the cloud application access permissions country list:
• Edit Permission and Delete Permission renamed to Edit and Delete respectively in the cloud application permission options.
• Fixed issue of notifications not displaying in the Activity Log after a cloud application service is connected.
• Disabled the option to upgrade the Coro Agent on version 2.0.33.1 and below:

Additional updates

This section describes the following additional updates that we are releasing with version 2.1:

• macOS agent 2.0
• Windows agent 2.1

1 - macOS agent 2.0

macOS agent 2.0 releases the week of 23 July 2023, and includes the following:

1.1 - Sensitive data scan support for macOS devices

Coro now supports sensitive data hard drive scans for macOS devices. The functionality is identical to that of Windows sensitive data hard drive scans.

The remote scan feature works by conducting a thorough scan of the specified drives and detecting any sensitive files that are present.

To remotely scan a device, navigate to the Devices panel and use the left-hand pane to view the device list. Choose either all devices (select the View > link), devices that have critical issues (select the red section of the chart), or devices that have no issues (select the green section of the chart):

From the list of devices shown, select an active device (not marked Offline) and choose Remote scan for sensitive data from the Actions menu:

For each drive that is scanned, a ticket is created that contains a list of the sensitive files that have been detected. This information can be used by administrators or security personnel to review and address the issue by remotely encrypting the drive.

Coro uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology from Tesseract to scan image files for sensitive data. For instructions on installing Tesseract, see Installing Tesseract on macOS.

1.2 - Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking

See: Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking policies.

1.3 - Scheduled sensitive data scans

See: Scheduled sensitive data scan policies.

1.4 - Remote password policy & session locking

See: Remote password policy & session locking policies.

1.5 - Bug fixes

• Internal bug fixes.

2 - Windows agent 2.1

Windows agent 2.1 releases the week of 23 July 2023, and includes the following:

2.1 - Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking

See: Remote public Wi-Fi device connectivity blocking policies.

2.2 - Scheduled sensitive data scans

See: Scheduled sensitive data scan policies.

2.3 - Remote password policy & session locking

See: Remote password policy & session locking policies.

2.4 - Bug fixes

• Internal bug fixes.