Veritas eDiscovery Platform Release Notes
- Overview
- Operational notes
- New in Release 9.1.1
- Ability to configure footer text in the Legal Hold settings
- Support for Enterprise Vault 12.4
- Support for Java SE Development Kit 8, Update 201 (JDK 8u201)
- Support for MySQL Server 5.6.43
- Support for password hardening
- Inclusion of Access Groups is now configurable
- eDiscovery Platform logs enhanced to print information when license usage has reached beyond threshold limit
- Increased email body limit for Legal Hold Notices (CFT-1824)
- Known issues
- Fixed issues
Inclusion of Access Groups is now configurable
In previous releases, by default, all the existing access groups were included at the time of creating a new case or user. Also, a user had no option to configure this default inclusion. This inclusion process is opposite to standard security practice of being least inclusive.
To overcome this problem, a new capability has been added in version 9.1.1 where the user can make the access group inclusion configurable using properties. These configurable properties can be set to true or false from support features depending on the customer needs.
From 9.1.1 onwards, the behavior of access groups' inclusion is as follows:
By default, all the access groups are shown in INCLUDED section at the time of creating a new case or user.
Access group inclusion has been made configurable by the new separate properties for cases and users. These properties can be added from the UI through > > ' page.
For new cases, following property has been introduced that can be set as true or
false:esa.new.case.all.access.groups.included - true signifies that all the access groups are in INCLUDED section; 'false signifies that all the access groups are in 'AVAILABLE section.
For new users, the following property has been introduced that can be set as true or
false:esa.new.user.all.access.groups.included - true signifies that all the access groups are in INCLUDED section; 'false signifies that all the access groups are in 'AVAILABLE section.