What’s new in version 23.9.0

This topic lists the features that are introduced or enhanced in CyberArk EPM, version 23.9.0.

What’s new in this release?

You can now create and edit notifications in the new End User UI page, which gives you greater control and flexibility over your endpoint user experience.

For details, see Configure end user notifications.

You can now upgrade or uninstall the Linux agent with root permissions gained with sudo, using a secure token.

For details, see Protect agents.

The public APIs for creating and managing agent configuration are now generally available.

For details, see Agent configuration APIs.

Security and performance enhancements on the EPM service.

You can see a list of the bug fixes in this release, online in our community.

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Components in this version

The following table lists the EPM component released in this version.

Component

Version

EPM SaaS service

23.9.0

EPM agent for Linux

23.9.0

Who should install this version

CyberArk recommends that all customers who have deployed EPM for Linux upgrade their CyberArk Endpoint Privilege Manager agents to v23.9.0.

Behavior changes

The following table lists the behavior changes in this version.

ID

Component

Area

Description

1.

EPM management console

Agent configuration

In Agent Configuration, the value of the Support info file password parameter is set to On, by default.

You can display the default password that decrypts the support info files in the Account Management page.

For details, see Display the default support file password.

2.

EPM management console

End User UI dialogs

In the dialog headline, EPM only supports icons in PNG and ICO format.

For details, see Create dialogs.

3.

EPM management console

End User UI dialogs

In the Create application dialog window, we changed the title of the dropdown list that defines the action that prompts EPM to display the dialog from Type to Trigger.

For details, see Create dialogs.

4.

EPM management console

End User UI dialogs

We changed the titles of the following dialogs:

  • Application Block notification → Application Blocked

  • Policy Automation (non-UAC) → Application requires admin privileges (non-UAC)

  • Policy Automation (UAC) → Application requires admin privileges (UAC)

  • Policy Automation for Administrator users → Application runs with admin privileges (UAC)

  • Elevate → Launch with elevated privileges

5.

EPM management console

Authentication

We have deprecated the Radius server. As a result, the Token field in the End-user UI → User step-up authentication request parameter has been removed.

6.

EPM management console

Policies

The content and format of the policies import and export files have changed. To ensure a seamless transition, use the Import policies - old End User UI option to import previously exported policies.

For details, see Import policies.

7.

EPM management console

Notifications

The content and format of the policies import and export files have changed. To ensure a seamless transition, use either the Import dialogs - old End User UI option or the Import balloons - old End User UI option to import previously exported notifications.

For details, see Import notifications.

8.

EPM agent for Linux

Maintenance

We added an option to the --get-support-info command to force retrieve EPM support logs when the EPM service is unavailable.

For details, see Retrieve support information.

9.

EPM agent for Linux

sudo commands

The EPM agent for Linux now supports the following sudo arguments:

  • -n or --non-interactive

  • -H

For details, see Supported sudo arguments.

10.

EPM agent for Linux

Events

We have optimized events sent by the agent, so they are now aggregated on the agent endpoint and sent by bulk.

Known issues

You can see a list of the known issues, online in our community.