4.7 New features
- SQL Secure has been validated with SQL Server 2025 (preview) and Windows Server 2025.
- SQL Secure now automatically recognizes newer SQL Server versions without relying on a hardcoded list of supported versions.
- The PCI-DSS compliance template has been updated to PCI-DSS 4.0.1.
- SQL Secure now allows you to configure multiple email notification policies based on server tags, providing more granular control over alert notifications.
4.7 Fixed Issues
- Fixed an issue that prevented read-only users from accessing data in the SQL Secure console.
- Improved the Server Roles report by providing clearer role names and adding an Inherited Via column to identify how a role was assigned.
- Improved orphaned account detection by using security identifiers (SIDs) to accurately identify orphaned accounts.
- Fixed an issue that could cause SQL Server instance registration to fail due to .NET and SQL client configuration issues.
- Fixed an issue that caused duplicate orphaned-user entries to appear in alert email notifications.
- Improved installer connection handling for encrypted SQL Server environments, including connections using TLS and self-signed certificates.
- Fixed an issue that could cause snapshots to fail when scanning SQL Server instances containing more than 100 databases.
- Fixed an issue that could cause default security checks to be added when importing a policy.