Deep Security Manager - 20.0.635 (20 LTS Update 2022-04-21)
Release date: April 21, 2022
Build number: 20.0.635New Features
- Advanced TLS traffic inspection: Deep Security Manager now provides an option to configure advanced TLS traffic inspection, removing the need to configure TLS credentials manually and adding support for more ciphers. You can verify the status of the feature by viewing the policy properties (Policy > Intrusion Prevention > General > Advanced TLS Traffic Inspection). For more information, see Enable Advanced TLS traffic inspection.
- Azure and GCP connector migration support: Azure and GCP (Google Cloud Platform) connectors can now be migrated from Deep Security Manager to Trend Micro Cloud One - Workload Security. For more information, see Migrate cloud accounts to Workload Security.
What's new in Deep Security Manager? | Deep SecurityResolved issues
- Deep Security Manager was not receiving the number associated with "systemEventID" errors for system configurations using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). SEG-122864/04711592/DS-67387
- Intrusion Prevention events containing number strings, such as IP addresses, sometimes resulted in Get Events Failed "NumberFormatException" errors in Deep Security Manager. SEG-120226/SF04838989/DSSEG-7216
- Deep Security Manager was sometimes unable to sync with vCloud. SEG-135846/SF05409802/DS-70336
- Deep Security Manager did not properly display "Computer Moved" events. DS-70669
- When a Deep Security Agent with an existing Application Control local ruleset was removed from Deep Security Manager, the ruleset for that agent still appeared in the manager (under Policies > Application Control Rules > Software Rulesets). DS-68173
- If the REST API was used to select the critical-and-heuristic parameter for Document Exploit Protection, Deep Security Manager would not display that selection for the malware scan configuration (under Computer or Policy > Anti-Malware > General > Edit). DS-67975
