What's new in this release | EPM-WM

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In this initial release, identity authentication is available on macOS and will be available on Windows in a future release.

In this release, we are introducing an identity authentication feature integrating Endpoint Privilege Management for Mac with Microsoft Entra ID. This means your users can now confirm their Entra ID identity right from the menu bar dropdown or through EPM messages. Once verified, policies can use your Entra ID group membership to manage access.

For admins, it’s now possible to set up Entra ID groups for Mac workstyles. Plus, EPM events will include user email addresses after identities are confirmed making tracking and management easier.

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For more information, see Identity authentication.

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In this initial release, the Policy Editor API is available on Windows and will be available on macOS in a future release.

We've added a Policy Editor API to allow customers to READ, CREATE, and DELETE Windows application definitions. This simplifies the process to manage and work with larger policies.

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For more information, see Policy Editor API.

Added the ItsmRequestId field to the GET method for AuthorizationRequest in management API.

Added a new Last Modified column to the Policies page that shows the date and time the policy was last modified.

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For more information, see Policies.

Added filters for computer groups and OS type for webhooks. When the filters are applied, the webhook will only include events from the selected groups and OS type.

This enables you to send different notifications to different groups of users or systems, by computer group.

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For more information, see Webhook settings.