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    Dasera 1.0 release notes

    Date:  03/03/20

    Major New Features

    First-Time User Onboarding

    • First-time users can select Redshift clusters to scan, choose frequency of data warehouse scan, and create an SNS topic for alerts.

    Initial Redshift Scan

    • After first-time user onboarding, Dasera scans selected Redshift clusters for sensitive data, copies query logs from Redshift to Dasera, detects risky queries, and generates alerts.

    Dashboard 

    • Users can see data visualizations of alerts, including processed data and alerts over time.
    • Users can change the selected time period of the dashboard.  This selected time period will persist throughout the user’s session.

    Alerts Page 

    • Users can see alerts of risky queries, broken down into major types of alerts (potential privacy violations versus potential data exfiltrations).
    • Users can download a CSV of all alerts.
    • Users can drill down from the Alerts page by employee and see all risky query alerts generated by a specific employee.

    Sensitive Data Mapping

    • Users can see the results of Dasera sensitive data classification.  
    • Users can change the classification of any field from sensitive to not sensitive, or vice versa.

    Policy Engine

    • Users can see all risky query policies in Dasera, along with the number of alerts each policy would have triggered in the selected time frame.
    • Users can turn inactive policies on and can turn off active policies.

    Support, User Settings, and Logout

    • All users can access support documentation and contact Dasera Support.
    • All users (except the default user) can change their own user profile.
    • All users can log out of Dasera.

    User Administration

    • Administrators can add users to Dasera.  Users can be given administrative privileges or read-only access.
    • Administrators can edit Dasera user accounts.  Note:  the default user’s log-in “ec2-user” cannot be changed.
    • Administrators can delete Dasera user accounts.  Note:  the default user’s account cannot be deleted.

    Data Warehouse Administration

    • Administrators can add/remove Redshift clusters from the Dasera scan.
    • Administrators can change the frequency at which Dasera scans a specific Redshift cluster.

    Notifications & Notification Settings

    • Administrators can read and delete system notifications generated by Dasera.
    • Administrators can create a SNS topic -- Dasera alerts and system notifications will be sent to this SNS topic.

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