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The template version of your SecurityInsider database can be found by clicking the "About" link at the bottom right corner, when the database is open in the IBM Notes client. The code version of your SecurityInsider database can be found by looking at the beginning of the most recent log document in the Processing Logs view.

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Template Version: 20231107113200

Code Version:  3.0.14

Release Date:  2023-11-14

Changes

• Fixed a problem where endpoints representing mail group members with names of the format "name/@something.com/O=company" could get deleted and re-created every time the SecurityInsider agent ran
• Online Update has been updated to run properly on Notes 64-bit client versions 12.0.2 FP2 and 14.0
• New AND/OR/NOT options for filtering the names in database ACL and group lists
• The following new features will require you to re-run the SecurityInsider agent after you've updated the database design (it will also flag all group and endpoint documents as "changed" the first time you run the updated agent):
  • Users in Deny Access groups are now flagged in database ACL and group lists as "deny access", so they can be recognized and filtered
  • A field was added to Group and Endpoint documents to indicate whether or not the group/endpoint was found in a primary or a secondary directory
  • A field was added to Endpoint documents to indicate the highest access they have to all databases (e.g. if an endpoint has Reader access to some databases and Editor access to others, this field will indicate they have a highest access level of Editor)
• Several new views have been added to a "DLAU" section help you understand the way your users are potentially licensed:
  • Highest access level for all "Person" Endpoint documents on each server, categorized by primary and secondary directory. This allows you to easily see, for example, how many users in the secondary directory have Author access or less to all databases on a server.
  • Access level of the "-Default-" entry for all databases on a server
  • Name and number of groups listed in the Deny Access field of a server document, including how many names are in those groups and their subgroups. This also flags Deny Access groups that are NOT listed in this field, which will cause those groups not to function properly.
  • Name of all Endpoints in Deny Access groups or subgroups on a server. This also shows all users that are in Deny Access groups but also still in regular groups.
  • Name of all Endpoints in Deny Access groups that are still listed in database ACLs, either directly or from a group/subgroup

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Template Version: 20230207171000

Code Version:  3.0.13

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