New Features And Enhancements In Release 93.0.0

Netskope extends support for Figma, a popular and collaborative graphics editor and prototyping tool used worldwide, and adds activity detection in the browser for the following:

Deprecating and removing the following applications from the list of applications available for Real-Time Policy Enforcement:

Salesforce app has DLP support enabled on Edit activity on the user interface (UI). Netskope no longer supports this and removed DLP support for Edit activity for Salesforce.

Netskope extends support for Post activity in the Workplace application and you can post text-based content in your Workplace application. You can configure real-time policies based on Post activities.

Netskope adds DLP support for Create activity in the ServiceNow application. This allows Create as an activity in a real-time policy with a DLP Profile applied to it.

HttpOnly and Secure attributes are added to netskope_info, netskope_check, and nsauth_session cookies as part of security enhancements.

In this release, Netskope extends support for the HelloSign application by adding Login Attempt and Send activities as part of the app activities. Login Attempt is triggered when the user tries to log into the application. Send activity is triggered when the user tries to send a document.

In this release, Netskope extends support for the DocuSign application by adding new activity called Rename that gets triggered for file rename activity navigation.

Improvements in report resolution for downloaded PDF.

Netskope IaaS CSA added support for regular expression checks over AWS policy documents of S3bucket, SNSTopic, SQSQueue, and SES.

After this change, all custom rules which are dependent on AWS policies such as “S3Bucket should not have BucketPolicy with [ Statement with [ ( Action has ( “s3:Delete*” ) or Action has (“S3:Delete*”) or Action has (“S3:*”) or Action has (“s3:*”) ) and Effect eq “Allow” and Principal has ( “*” ) and Conditions len ( ) eq 0 ] ]” is now rewritten like “S3Bucket should not have BucketPolicy with [ Statement with [ ( Action with [ value like “(?i)s3:Delete” or value like “(?i)S3:*” ] ) and Effect eq “Allow” and Principal with [ value eq “*” ] and Conditions len ( ) eq 0 ] ]”.

This enhancement ensures no false negatives are reported for AWS policy documents of S3bucket, SNSTopic, SQSQueue, and SES.

In this release, Netskope adds the following new CASB categories:

In addition, Netskope also moved a few existing CCI applications to newly added categories since they fit there better, and also they were seen as re-cat requests. Following are the list of apps that moved to a new category:

x-transaction-id and x-request-id are new transaction log fields that are available from this release.

Reduces the number of notifications in case of multiple alerts from inline policy evaluation, by sending a single notification whenever a policy hit and regardless of the number of subsequent policy hits during any 30 minutes.

Netskope_Discovery_App is a reserved private app name. The administrator is not allowed to create a private app with this name.

Each tenant can have up to 100 NPA Publishers. Contact Support to increase this limit for the tenant. The admin UI will display a warning when the number of Publishers exceeds 90% of the allowed limit.

Each tenant can have up to 1000 private application definitions. Contact Support to increase this limit for the tenant. The admin UI will display a warning when the number of private applications exceeds 90% of the allowed limit.

Netskope enhanced the NPA Cloud to support dynamic routing of traffic to Private Apps when Publishers reconnect. This enhancement reduces client and app reconnections by dynamically routing traffic to available publishers.

With this release, you can automate NPA configurations using API with the following supported HTTP methods:

To learn more, go to Settings > Tools > REST API v2 in your Netskope tenant, and then click the API Documentation link.

Observed behaviors in the cloud sandbox are mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK^® framework for security teams to understand the scale and impact of an incident quickly and drive actionable mitigation measures. The MITRE ATT&CK framework < https://attack.mitre.org > is a globally-accessible knowledge base of adversary tactics and techniques based on real-world observations.

To learn more: Viewing Cloud Sandbox Analysis

Retrohunt API provides an API that allows you to query detections by hash (md5,sha256) if the file has been seen (whether malicious or benign) in traffic within the Netskope tenant. Additionally, a report can be retrieved for the detections and verdicts by the different engines.

To learn more, go to Settings > Tools > REST API v2 in your Netskope tenant, and then click the API Documentation link.

Netskope enhanced the REST API calls from Netskope Agent to use AuthHeader for better security. Currently, this facility is behind a feature flag that is disabled by default.

In addition to documenting all new and improved features, here is the list of articles with key documentation updates: