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Release 26.30.1 (2026-07-21)

Filters Option on Employee Details Screen

We’ve added tab-specific filters to the Employee Details page. Each tab now offers its own context-sensitive filters. For example, the Keystrokes tab includes filters for keystrokes and app/domain, while the File Transfers tab displays relevant file-specific options. To keep the interface clean and focused, the most useful filters are pinned by default for quicker access.

Improved Access Tokens Screen

We’ve updated the Configurations > Settings > Access Tokens page with a cleaner layout and enhanced features:

  • Token Filtering: Click the Filters button to quickly refine your token list by keyword or creation date range.

  • Clickable Token Names: Click any token name to open the Audit Dashboard, pre-filtered to show that token’s history (creation details, author logs, and related events).

Extended Rollout of Multi-Select Components

The multi-select feature introduced in Release 26.29.3 is now rolled out to additional components across the UI, including the Dashboard Filters and the Employees tab in the Behavior Rules Editor. It now allows you to select multiple entries at once, resize dynamically as items are added, and group selections by category and more. The update provides a more consistent and streamlined experience across the platform.

Other Improvements & Updates

  • Enhanced Role Permission Stability: Custom role permissions now reliably persist through user assignments and removals. Permission integrity is preserved across consecutive update cycles, ensuring access controls remain consistent.

  • Improved Alert Settings: The Configurations > Settings > Alerts page layout is updated to improve spacing and content presentation. The HTML preview dialog now works as expected, and additional on-page help text has been added throughout to better explain the settings.

  • Smarter Action Buttons Placement: Save Changes and Revert buttons on Configurations > Settings pages are now context-aware - appearing at the top and bottom on scrollable pages, or at the top only for shorter views.

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