We are excited to inform you that we are planning to have new releases over Comodo ONE on Saturday (06/09/2018) morning.
Important Notice! - New version of Unknown File Hunter will be released at 18th June 2018
IT and Security Manager
New Features
- Remote Control We are excited to add two frequently requested features to Comodo Remote Control:
- The ability to list, filter and search devices by ‘Company’ and ‘Group’. Especially useful for those who manage multiple companies or groups, this simple addition reduces your time-to-connect so you can serve your clients quicker and easier. Please see the wiki post here
- Two-factor authentication when logging in to the remote control viewer. To use this service, you must first enable two factor in C1. Once setup, you will login to the viewer with your C1 credentials as usual. You will then be directed to the two-factor screen where you’ll enter the code generated by the Google Authenticator application. Please see our help guide page if you need help to configure two factor authentication.
- Please note that sign-in with back-up codes and ‘Don’t ask for this device’ will be available in future releases. Please note that Two Factor Authentication is only supported for Comodo ONE sign-in option.
- Security Monitoring
You can now monitor devices for the occurence of a range of security events. You can set up alerts if an event occurs, improving your visibility and response time should problems arise on your network. The following types of event can be monitored:
- Security Events
- Malware handled
- Malware detected
- Unknown applicaiton running inside container
- Unknown applicaiton gets new rating
- New device blocked by device control
- Number of Firewall actions
- Threat handled by VirusScope
- Security Client Events - you can reach the wiki of this feature from here.
- Comodo Client Security process error occured
- Comodo Client Security communication error occured
- Comodo Client Security outdated
- Another Anti Virus solution installed
- Anti Virus scan failed
- Anti Virus Database update failed
- Security Events
- Audit logs now capture changes in ITSM Profiles > Containment settings. This extra visibility adds to the already comprehensive view provided by our logs, helping decrease the time you spend on troubleshooting and root cause analysis. As with other logs, you will be able to see the event name, the affected object, and the old and new values. You can reach the wiki of this feature from here.
- You can now export data from the following ITSM pages:
- Security Sub-Systems > Antivirus > Current malware list
- Security Sub-Systems > Antivirus > Device list
- Security Sub-Systems > Antivirus > Threat history
- Exported data is available in ‘Dashboard’ > ‘Reports’ as a new report. In the following months we will implement this functionality on all table views. You can reach the wiki of this feature from here.
- Device List
- The color of the ‘Containment’ icon in the ‘Active Components’ column will change to blue if an endpoint is in ‘Baselining’ mode.
- Info-box added near the search box to show hints about searching methods.
- Baselining
- Any time remaining on a baselining operation is now clearly shown in the ‘Comodo Client Security’ info box. Click ‘Device List’ > open a device > ‘Summary’ > ‘Comodo Client Security’.
- Remote Control audit logs: Added ‘Disconnection Reason Text’ field.
- Sorting improvements:
- Execution logs of OS & 3rd party patch procedures can now be sorted by the ‘Device Name’ column.
- Operating system patch inventory can now be sorted by the ‘Release Date’ column. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Global Patch Management inventory is now presented with a new tree based structure! Patches are listed together with expanded / collapsed device groups hierarchy on global patch management inventory. Admins can select the root and see all patches, or view patches by device group. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- ‘Third Party Applications’ screen. Fixed a bug where the number of ‘Installed Devices’ and ‘Upgradeable Devices’ was shown incorrectly after removing a device.
- Fixed a bug which affected multi-monitor support
- Bulk Installation Packages were saved with incorrect file name when downloaded using Microsoft Edge browser. Issue is fixed
- An issue with adding applications to ITSM Android store is fixed.
- Fixed a bug for mouse cursor to be shown on windows resizing within CRC session.
- Fixed a bug for multi and single monitor support within CRC session.
New Features
- The parent process of a contained application is now logged. When an application is contained, the process which launched the application will now be recorded in ‘Event Logs’ > ‘Containment Events’. This includes the path to the file and and its hash. This is useful in a number of circumstances. For example, it will allow you to find out which process is responsible for launching a file-less script. You can reach the wiki of this feature from here.
- Create containment rules based on parent process. You can now create rules to contain applications if a parent process matches one specified in a rule. You can set how many levels of parent processes CCS should inspect.
- Containment rules now let you specify a ‘File Rating’ as an extra condition for ‘Files Created by Applications’ and ‘Files Started by Processes’. This allows you to create even more granular rules than before, granting you additional control over your security policy.
- Error messages caused by a missing local verdict database are no longer shown if CCS has only just been installed.
- Now, assigning a profile without Firewall section will not cause CCS to lose green/secure color. In addition, if you add and enable Firewall section in the profile later, the component is installed automatically.
- An issue with moving files to quarantine is fixed.
Service Desk
New Features
- Added ability to assign staff to different departments. This allows you to classify your staff by different departments. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Detailed contract reports. The new reports grant you greater insight into the progress of all contracts in your organization. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Automated user registration. Instead of registering users after you create them, you can now automatically send them an activation email, or set a temporary registration password. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- ‘First reply’ time. You can now view the response time of your staff to a ticket. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Thread filters. You can now filter threads inside a ticket by staff, client posts or internal notes. You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Audit logs now record changes made in the ‘Alerts and Notices’ area (‘Admin Panel’ > ‘Settings’ > ‘Alerts and Notices’). You can find the wiki for this feature from here
- Indexing on some tables has been improved in order to load pages quicker.
- Fixed issue on Microsoft Edge whereby some functionalities of Service Desk were not working properly.
New Features
- cWatch EDR module added to the store. EDR is available for both MSP and Enterprise accounts. cWatch EDR is a cloud-based endpoint detection and response solution that gives unrivalled visibility into what's happening in your environment.
- Dramatically increases threat visibility on your endpoints
- Visualize the full attack chain
- Protects against file-less attacks
- Shows lateral movement of malicious files
- Immediately alerts you about suspicious activities
- Added a ‘What's New’ notification box. The notification will show the top 5 features after you log into C1.
- Health check has been dome for C1 Portal microservices
- Mobile browser did not show ticket buttons inside of ticket details - (Safari).It has been fixed.
New Features
- Added ability to delete quotes
Release Candidate of Comodo ONE - Release Notes June 2018.pdf (244 KB)