Release notes
14.9.0
Released: 2025-08-02
In this release, we introduced automation prioritization, enhanced triggering logic, a new batch view for better tracking, improved scheduling reliability, and stricter execution limits—all designed to streamline automation behavior and ensure consistent governance enforcement. We fixed an issue where scheduled automations were ignoring the start date. Additionally, we implemented several backend improvements to enhance overall system stability and performance.
Features
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We introduced Automation Priority, where an automation can be given a High, Normal, or Low priority.
- Setting all Automations to High will not speed up run times.
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We introduced an option to Summarize Policies by a related object. This means automations can use the summarized values.
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We introduced the Automation Batch Page, which groups automations that were triggered by the same scan job/schedule or manual trigger.
- This page serves as an intermediate navigation step between the Automation Overview Page and individual automation details/runs,
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We introduced a maximum threshold of 100 objects that can be triggered by a Built-in action.
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We improved the triggering time of “Manually” triggered automations, processing them immediately.
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We improved “On Policy Violation” automations to trigger each time an object violates the policy.
- This means an automation will trigger when an object violates the trigger policy, until it’s resolved and no longer violates the policy. If afterwards it violates the policy again, an automation will trigger rather than being skipped.
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We improved the grouping logic to avoid scheduling the automation execution before the previously scheduled is done.
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We improved scheduled automations so that they run when scheduled and are no longer dependent on scans on the same day. Automations will trigger even when the entity has not been updated.
Bug Fixes
- We fixed an issue where scheduled automations were ignoring the “Starting From” date.