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IDERA SQL Compliance Manager build includes many fixed issues, including the following updates.

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title7.0 New features

SQL Compliance Manager 7.0 extends the capabilities of the current SQL CM to support auditing on Azure SQL-managed instances. This feature allows users to provide new audit capacities for Azure MI (managed instances) where the log files are gathered in the collection service trace directory and data is saved in the CM repository that can be accessed through the CM console.

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title7.0 Fixed issues

There are no fixed issues with this release.

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title6.4 New features

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SQLCM-6885
SQLCM-6885
SQL Compliance Manager version 6.4 brings significant updates, including adherence to the latest DISA STIGs compliance. Addressing the recent implementations made to the Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG), which is a set of guidelines from the Department of Defense's (DoD) Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to help secure software and information systems. 

STIGs are based on DoD policy and security controls to help developers configure hardware and software and implement security protocols. This crucial enhancement keeps you informed and up-to-date with the latest security guidelines.

The following is a subset of DISA STIGs implemented for the SQL CM 6.4 release:

  • SQL6-D0-011800 - enforcement of access restrictions.
  • SQL6-D0-014900 - records of privileged activities.
  • SQL6-D0-015000 - unsuccessful attempts to execute privileged activities.
  • SQL6-D0-015100 - starting/ending time of user access.
  • SQL6-D0-014200 - successful/unsuccessful attempts to delete privileges.
  • SQL6-D0-013600 - unsuccessful attempts to modify privileges.

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title6.3 Fixed issues
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    SQLCM-6883
    SQLCM-6883
    Fixed an issue where DDL events were not captured for server-level privilege users configured through a domain group.
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    SQLCM-6364
    SQLCM-6364
    Resolved the issue where the Regulatory Compliance Check report showed "No" at server-level for PCI DSS guidelines. 
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    SQLCM-6860
    SQLCM-6860
    Fixed an issue where the IP Address Auditing checkbox was unchecked after importing an exported audit setting file.
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    SQLCM-6855
    SQLCM-6855
    Addressed an issue with Audit Events not appearing on SQLCM console when CM repo was hosted on a Case Sensitive SQL instance.
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    SQLCM-6816
    SQLCM-6816
    Solved the issue of multiple alerts being logged for a single event.
    • The number of Data and Event alerts is consistent with the number of audit events generated.
    • The email alerts have been improved with the appropriate event description.
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    SQLCM-6887
    SQLCM-6887
    Fixed an issue with random disappearance of databases from the audited database list.
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title6.2 New features
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    SQLCM-6619
    SQLCM-6619
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.2 improved to determine if an Alert Rule has been configured as 'Email Notification' or 'Email Summary Notification', users no longer are required to edit the alert rule. The rule description has been enhanced to make it convenient to distinguish between the two without the need for alert rule modifications.
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    SQLCM-6761
    SQLCM-6761
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.2 upgraded to provide a CLI command line for registering a server, grooming, archiving, and verifying audit data integrity - version 6.2 is now augmented with CLI for enabling and disabling auditing servers.
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    SQLCM-6695
    SQLCM-6695
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.2 improved and added the number of rows at the end of the reports to ease access to the information contained in each report.
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    SQLCM-6760
    SQLCM-6760
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.2 enhanced security by deploying a strong Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm to meet the latest high standards of our large enterprise customers. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is an algorithm that uses the same key to encrypt and decrypt protected data. Instead of a single round of encryption, data is put through several rounds of substitution, transposition, and mixing to make it harder to compromise.
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title6.2 Fixed issues
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    SQLCM-6748
    SQLCM-6748
         DDL, DML, and DROP events are correctly shown in the "Audit Events" tab after performing the DDL action on the "Sensitive Column" when using the "via Audit Logs" collection method.
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    SQLCM-6728
    SQLCM-6728
    Audit events for "insert" are accurately being recorded for Sensitive columns with "select and DML activity" enabled.
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    SQLCM-6729
    SQLCM-6729
    Resolved the issue where Trace events were not being correctly captured for "delete from <table>" audit events when sensitive columns with "select and DML activity" were configured.
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    SQLCM-6403
    SQLCM-6403
    Fixed an issue where the number of Logout events captured was significantly more than the number of Login events.
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    SQLCM-6539
    SQLCM-6539
    Resolved the issue where a warning message was displayed in the Event Viewer after execution of the trace file out to the collection Server for processing.
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    SQLCM-6773
    SQLCM-6773
    Fixed an issue where the "Delete" DML events were shown twice after executing a single "Delete" query on the "Sensitive Columns" table when "Trace" or "Audit Logs" collection methods were used.
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    SQLCM-6769
    SQLCM-6769
    Resolved the issue where the events table integrity check did not detect changes done on hash columns.
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    SQLCM-6750
    SQLCM-6750
    The “SQL Statement” content is correctly displayed in the “Event Properties” after executing the DDL query if the “via SQL server Audit specification” is used.
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    SQLCM-6749
    SQLCM-6749
    Resolved the issue where the "+" icon was missing for the DDL column-sensitive event in the "Audit Events" tab.
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    SQLCM-6721
    SQLCM-6721
    Addressed an issue where the layout was broken for reports downloaded in PDF and TIF formats.
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    SQLCM-6697
    SQLCM-6697
    Resolved an issue where Events were not captured as expected with Extended Events and SELECT auditing was enabled.
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    SQLCM-6671
    SQLCM-6671
    Fixed the issue where the Bin file was not getting updated for the Privileged User set up through a domain group at the server level.
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    SQLCM-6629
    SQLCM-6629
         Resolved an issue where "Unknown Publisher" was displayed in the "User Account Control" when installing SQLCM.
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    SQLCM-6664
    SQLCM-6664
         Addressed an issue where an error message would come up when trying to import audit settings.
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title6.1 New features
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    SQLCM-6350
    SQLCM-6350
         SQL Compliance Manager 6.1 adds a new feature “Auditing the IP address of the source of an event” which allows SQL Compliance Manager to capture and record the IP address of the source of an event along with other relevant information. It is configurable in the Audited Activities tab.
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    SQLCM-6458
    SQLCM-6458
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.1 improved to detect all the manual changes made to the [Events] and [EventSQL] tables by an Integrity Check.
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    SQLCM-6608
    SQLCM-6608
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.1 adds support for Windows 11 and Windows Server 2022 for installation and features. For more information on the operating system support, visit the Software Requirements page.
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title6.1 Fixed issues
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    SQLCM-6435
    SQLCM-6435
         When running reports in both the Windows Console and Reportings Services you can now select multiple instances in the <Server Instance> dropdown.
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    SQLCM-6495
    SQLCM-6495
         Report Results rows now can be configured to use more than 10K Event Records.
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    SQLCM-6486
    SQLCM-6486
         Added a Horizontal Line in the Reports allowing users to adjust the space that the filters or the report use at any given time. Also added a horizontal scrollbar allowing the user to navigate through the reports.
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    SQLCM-6438
    SQLCM-6438
         Resolved the issue where running the SQL Server Reporting Services listed all users in a long string in the report output when all users are selected.
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    SQLCM-6368
    SQLCM-6368
         Fixed an issue where an error occurred during the setup of the Collection Service account with a password longer than 32 characters during the installation.
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    SQLCM-6506
    SQLCM-6506
         Resolved the issue where auditing via extended events and making changes to the temp-tables caused to "Audit all user tables" when "DML\SELECT Filters" was configured.
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    SQLCM-6377
    SQLCM-6377
         Resolved an issue where the DataChanges table showed a number of eventId     ` s with a value of NULL.
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    SQLCM-6482
    SQLCM-6482
         Fixed an issue where the error prompted "An item with the same key has already been added" prompted while loading configuration for the SERVER and occurred when having two databases with the same id but different names.
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    SQLCM-6526
    SQLCM-6526
         Resolved the issue where SSMS native activities were picked up when using Extended Events as the collection method.
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    SQLCM-6440
    SQLCM-6440
         Resolved the issue where an error appeared when opening Excel export of "Regulatory Compliance Check" report in SSRS.
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    SQLCM-6441
    SQLCM-6441
         Fixed the issue where the Audit Events View didn't keep custom columns after the console was restarted.
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    SQLCM-6458
    SQLCM-6458
         Fixed an issue where making changes to the [EventSQL] table was not picked up by the Integrity Check.
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    SQLCM-6591
    SQLCM-6591
         Resolved an issue where the Login Filter was recording the same login multiple times.
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    SQLCM-6359
    SQLCM-6359
         Excel report export no longer rounds up event timestamps.
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    SQLCM-6267
    SQLCM-6267
         Resolved an issue where Trusted User registration was case-sensitive for an auto-registered new database while it was case-insensitive for manually registered databases.
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title6.0 New features
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    SQLCM-6350
    SQLCM-6350
         SQL Compliance Manager 6.0 extends the capabilities of the current SQL CM Agent to support remote auditing on SQL servers on EC2. Allowing users to add SQL Servers active on the share network location to write/read data and support DBaaS SQL Server Instances.  The Cloud Agent consists of the same behavior and functionality as the current SQL Agent, but the RDS agent is a separate agent deployed into the cloud with its own configuration auditing settings.
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    SQLCM-6489
    SQLCM-6489
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.0 adds support for Amazon RDS to audit servers, databases, Sensitive Data, and Activities while alerting and reporting on them. Users can select Amazon RDS as their Server Type when adding a new server in the Specify SQL Server configuration window. According to the selection, SQL CM asks to Specify Connection Credentials for the authentication, and once registered, users can begin auditing the database activity on that server.
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    SQLCM-6557
    SQLCM-6557
    SQL Compliance Manager 6.0 permits the creation of storage accounts to place its components within AWS. In Amazon RDS, users can audit Microsoft SQL Server databases using the built-in SQL Server auditing mechanism. For additional information on Support for SQL Server Audit, visit the SQL Server Audit User Guide.
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    SQLCM-6555
    SQLCM-6555
    Upon upgrading to SQL CM 6.0 or preparing a new installation, SQL Compliance Manager Event Collection Method Capture Default Setting changes to "SQL Server Audit Specifications". All audit logs for 'DML and Select Activities' are captured and filtered properly both for the existing CM architecture and the cloud support platform. 
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title6.0 Fixed issues
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    SQLCM-6555
    SQLCM-6555
         Resolved the issue where users were mistakenly prompted for an agent upgrade. Now, if the Agent is on the latest version, the Upgrade Agent displays as a non-clickable out.
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title5.9 New features

There are no new features in this release.

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title5.9 Fixed issues
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    SQLCM-6385
    SQLCM-6385
         Exporting Audit Settings now successfully includes an export of the Server Level Trusted Users configured . 
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    SQLCM-6259
    SQLCM-6259
         Resolved the issue where the SQL Server Properties window displayed the version as Unknown for registered SQL Server 2019 instances. Now, the correct version is shown. 
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    SQLCM-6407
    SQLCM-6407
         Resolved the issue where auditing stopped working when a user-configured Sensitive Column auditing without first selecting the DML or SELECT option caused the SQLcompliance Agent to have problems creating the sp_SQLcompliance_AuditXE  stored procedure.
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    SQLCM-6277
    SQLCM-6277
         Resolved the issue where Events were not captured for sensitive columns when SELECT and DML are not enabled at database-level audited activities on fresh and upgraded setups.
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    SQLCM-6463
    SQLCM-6463
         The DML Activity (Before-After) report shows accurate results regardless of the collection method being set to Extended Events or SQL Tracing.
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    SQLCM-6460
    SQLCM-6460
         The DML\SELECT filters are now working correctly when auditing SQL Server 2019 and no longer prevent DML and SELECT activities from being audited accordingly.
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    SQLCM-6457
    SQLCM-6457
         The following error is no longer observed when attempting to run DML changes on a table configured for Before-After auditing in the software.     "The DELETE permission was denied on the object 'SQLcompliance_Changed_Data_Table'."
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    SQLCM-6379
    SQLCM-6379
         The retention period of the Activity Log is now configurable. It is set to a default of 60 days which can be modified in the SQLcomplianceCollectionService.exe.config file in the MAX_ACTIVITY_LOGS_AGE flag.
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    SQLCM-6376/6365
    SQLCM-6376/6365
         Console loading times are faster now at both console startup and when navigating to the Audit Events view of the audited server or database.
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    SQLCM-6370
    SQLCM-6370
         Event details on INSERT and DELETE events, audited not as INSERT INTO or DELETE FROM executions, are no longer missing the Target Object Name information, showing the name of the database object affected by the audited DML change.
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    SQLCM-6349
    SQLCM-6349
         Reports deployed to SQL Server Reporting Services now show corresponding logins in the Login dropdown filter when these are set to run against an archived database.
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    SQLCM-6223
    SQLCM-6223
    Reports no longer show a syntax error when executed either from the console application or SQL Server Reporting Services.
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    SQLCM-6149
    SQLCM-6149
    The permissions check for the SQL Server service account permissions on the Agent Trace Files folder no longer fails when the SQL Server is running under the NETWORK SERVICE service account.
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    SQLCM-6327/6193
    SQLCM-6327/6193
         Data types have been updated in the tables saving Before-After data to prevent the tables from filling up with event data too soon. This would have prevented new events from processing otherwise, as a result.
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    SQLCM-6367
    SQLCM-6367
         The console application logging is no longer showing a collation conflict error, as shown below:      "Cannot resolve the collation conflict between "SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS" and "Latin1_General_CI_AS" in the equal to operation."
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title5.8.1 New features

There are no new features in this release.

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title5.8.0 New features
  • Anchor
    SQLCM-6206
    SQLCM-6206
    The default settings for capturing DML and Select activities were changed to Extended Events on SQL Compliance Manager 5.8. This change provides a significant performance improvement for the collection service efficiency in event collection, as well as on the performance impact on monitored instances.
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    SQLCM-6207
    SQLCM-6207
    SQL Compliance Manager 5.8 introduces a new highly optimized index format where the application upgrades indexes in the background from a none compression state to a page-level compression type. This operation is done as an Online operation for supported SQL Server editions. Currently, the SQL Compliance Manager repository does not utilize the optimized indexes format. Rebuilding the indexes into the new optimized format provides a significant performance enhancement to the Management Console when viewing audited events and provides a considerable database repository size reduction resulting in less space usage on disk. For more information see Indexes rebuild operation. 
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    SQLCM-6210
    SQLCM-6210
    SQL Compliance Manager 5.8 modified the Collection Server and Agent to allow a mode where trace files are transferred by the Agent to the Collection Server without compression. Transferring files from the Agent to the Collection Server without compression provides a significant performance enhancement both on the server side in event collection efficiency, and it reduces the performance impact on the monitored instances. In the Agent Properties window, users with Agents in version 5.8 have the option to decide whether to compress or not compress the file transfer from the Agent directory to the Collection directory. For more information, see Agent Properties - Trace Options tab. 

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title5.6.1 New features

General

Sensitive Column Search

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6.1 introduces the Sensitive Column Search functionality, allowing you to search all of the tables and columns on a targeted database to discover the sensitive data location that needs to be audited. For more information, see  Sensitive Column Search window.  

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title5.6.1 Fixed issues

Installation and Configuration issues

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    SQLCM-5846
    SQLCM-5846
    Resolved the issue where the Stored Procedure did not get disabled for the secondary node, which caused an accumulation of trace files on the secondary node.
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    SQLCM-5539
    SQLCM-5539
    Resolved the issue which caused DML/SELECT filter settings to import incorrectly.
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    SQLCM-5514
    SQLCM-5514
    Resolved the issue where an error message appeared in the SQL Server Logs about an invalid call to stored procedure master.dbo.sp_SQLcompliance_AuditXE .
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title5.6.0 New features

General

Capture Logout Events

Currently, SQL Compliance Manager captures Logins and Failed Logins; with SQL CM version 5.6, users have the ability to capture Logouts as a separate tracking option for their registered servers and for their configured Server Level Privileged Users.

Default Audit Configuration Settings

SQL Compliance Manager provides users with the capability to set up a single Server default setting and a single Database default setting. Allowing users to set up newly added Servers and Databases with their exact desired settings. Users also have the ability to apply those default settings to already registered Servers and Databases. By default, SQL CM provides users with the Idera Default Settings, which are a set of basic settings to help users start auditing from the moment a Server is registered. For more information about this feature, see Default Audit Settings

Add Databases Automatically

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 provides users with the ability to enable their Server Instances to automatically add any new database that is created on an audited server. For more information about this feature, see Registered SQL Server Properties - Advanced tab.

Configurations Clarifications

Compliance Manager version 5.6 improved the configurations setting to help users have a clear understanding of what is being audited at the Server level and what is being audited at the Database level. Implementing a new logic that shows items checked and unavailable for deselection at the Database level since those items are already selected at the Server level.

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Please note that it is possible that with the setting inheritance, you may collect more data, to avoid doing so, please review your settings to ensure that all items all collected as you expect.

Server-Level Trusted Users

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 allows users to configure Trusted Users at the Server level. Trusted Users designated at the Server level will apply across all databases in the selected server, giving users a greater control over who is monitored at what level. For more information, see Trusted Users at Server level.

Sensitive Columns Auditing

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 updated the Sensitive Column functionality in order to alert users if PII data is selected or altered. To know if such data has been accessed, users can choose to collect information for Select Only, Selects, and DML or for All Activity. 

Web Console Updates

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 removed all the configuration settings from the Web Console to help users have a greater control over who can change audit data while still allowing granted users to view the information being audited. Centralizing the setting configurations to the Desktop Console only, makes the Web Console a place where Auditors and Executives can easily use Reports and Alerts to see the information that they need to see.  

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SQLCM-5503
SQLCM-5503
Log File

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 includes a new Log file that keeps track of the product ́s versions and upgrades. The new Log file, found in the SQL CM installation folder, help users track the timelines for upgrade versions.

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SQLCM-566
SQLCM-566
Non-sysadmin

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 provides users with the ability to register a non-sysadmin role with permission to run the Compliance Manager Agent and permission to access the trace files.  

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SQLCM-566
SQLCM-566
Increase the number of threads processed

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 added the option to adjust the number of threads that can be used to process trace files at a time. 

Regulatory Guidelines

GDPR Regulation

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 added the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) guideline to the selectable list of regulatory guidelines, providing users with the option to select GDPR guideline and comply with their auditing needs. For more information about this feature, see Comply with Specific Regulations. 

Reports

Configuration Check Report

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 implemented the Configuration Check Report, which allows users to compare the settings configured on the registered servers and databases with the previously defined default settings. This report allows users to quickly identify where settings may vary from what is defined as the default settings as well as to identify the differences in the configurations across your registered servers and databases. For more information about this feature, see Available Reports.

Regulation Compliance Check Report

SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 implemented the Regulation Compliance Check Report, which allows users to review the configurations set for all registered servers and databases and determine if settings comply with the selected Regulatory Guideline. This report compares the server and database configured settings to the predefined settings for any IDERA supported Regulation Guideline. For more information about this feature, see Available Reports.

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title5.6.0 Fixed issues

Installation and Configuration issues

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    SQLCM-5526
    SQLCM-5526
    SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 resolved the issue where the Compliance Manager Windows Console rebooted after installing or upgrading the SQL Server 2012 Native client version. 
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    SQLCM-3040
    SQLCM-3040
    Resolved an issue where SQL Compliance Manager recorded Create/Drop index events as “Alter User Table” events.
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    SQLCM-5421
    SQLCM-5421
    SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 implemented updates in the Sensitive Column functionality which resolved the issue where Sensitive Column events were not displayed if accessed from a view.
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    SQLCM-5100
    SQLCM-5100
    Resolved an issue where SQL Compliance Manager was not capturing BAD auditing information when two objects with the same name exist in the same schema.
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    SQLCM-5317
    SQLCM-5317
    SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 resolved the issue where SQL Statements for DDL activities was not getting captured.
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    Anchor
    SQLCM-3773
    SQLCM-3773
    SQL Compliance Manager version 5.6 resolved the issue which did not allow users to remove a database from the Administration pane. 
  • Anchor
    SQLCM-4963/4974
    SQLCM-4963/4974
    Resolved an issue where users were able to register active audited databases to archived SQL Servers.
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    SQLCM-5239
    SQLCM-5239
    Resolved an issue where the Capture SQL statements for DDL activities and Security Changes option could not be selected unless the Database Definition (DDL) option was saved first. 
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    SQLCM-5104
    SQLCM-5104
    Resolved the issue where no events got captured for traces performed by non-privileged users.
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    SQLCM-5281
    SQLCM-5281
    Resolved the issue where using encrypted credentials to deploy SQL Compliance Manager performing a silent installation returned an authentication error message. 

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    SQLCM-5229
    SQLCM-5229
    Resolved the issue where SQL Compliance Manager was not able to process alerts when a Group of users is set as a Privileged User.

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title5.0.0 Fixed issues
  • Anchor
    SQLCM-2428
    SQLCM-2428
    Active Trace is now properly cleared when necessary.
  • Anchor
    SQLCM-2386
    SQLCM-2386
    A change to the SQL Compliance Manager login filter settings from minutes to seconds fixes an issue that allowed new user events such as failed login attempts to be missed in reports.
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    SQLCM-2348
    SQLCM-2348
    You can now view Reports in .CSV format.
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    SQLCM-3247
    SQLCM-3247
    SQL Compliance Manager 5.0 includes an update that clarifies alert email triggers when users to have two alert rules for Sensitive Columns.
  • SQL Compliance Manager no longer displays conflicting data by including a fix that forces the collection of object names while processing trace file records.
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    SQLCM-2401
    SQLCM-2401
    Regular user accounts are no longer able to capture SQL text used in admin activities without enabling additional options.
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    SQLCM-3090
    SQLCM-3090
    When you have multiple columns selected for a particular table in Before-After Data (BAD), SQL Compliance Manager no longer labels events that update other columns as BAD events.
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    SQLCM-2384
    SQLCM-2384
    SQL Compliance Manager now includes descriptions for ALTER ANY SCHEMA and ALTER ANY USER in the tracejob.cs file.
  • The permissions check process is updated in SQL Compliance Manager 5.0 to avoid any issues when performing a check.
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    SQLCM-2350
    SQLCM-2350
    Event types 158 and 258 now include expanded details that display when these types of events occur.
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    SQLCM-2446
    SQLCM-2446
    SQL Compliance Manager Integrity Check now properly tracks and reports on deleted rows.



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