Upgrade notes

This update focuses on three areas: PAM Core, MySafe, and Certificate Manager. Check out the highlights we've brought to each of them.

PAM Core

We've made accessing the Database Proxy easier by enabling authentication with an Active Directory user. Now, users can utilize their domain credentials to access the MS SQL Server Management Studio.
We've improved the remote session authentications by allowing Kerberos to perform authentication in cases where Active Directory manages privileged credentials that are part of the Protected Users Security Group.

We've added the option for authentication in RDP Proxy sessions via a file. It´s now possible to generate a .rdp file with a temporary token that allows access via RDP Gate on the target device without the need to input the user’s authentication information.

We've updated the libraries used in the terminal proxy and web proxy for SSH connection. Now, we offer support for the rsa-sha2-256 algorithm for remote sessions.

MySafe

Starting from this version, when accessing via the web, it's also possible to manage TOTP tokens in MySafe. Passwords stored in MySafe can be accompanied by their respective token, eliminating the need for a third-party authentication app for multi-factor authentication (MFA).

Certificate Manager

We’ve released a new integration with the Entrust Certificate Authority (CA). Signing and revoking certificates with the Entrust CA through the platform is now possible.

We’ve made it possible to import SSL certificates via API Signed certificates can now be included in the Certificate Manager using the endpoint provided.

PEDM GO Endpoint Manager

Version 3.32 of PEDM Go Endpoint Manager for Windows introduces a new architecture to improve performance and security, in addition to adding new features. From this version, the PEDM GO will have two management interfaces.: "GO Endpoint Manager New" and "GO Endpoint Manager Old". Refer to the changelog and documentation for more information.