Release Notes Reveal (Version 1.13)

Tanium Reveal 1.13.216

Release Date: 15 December 2020

Adds Internal Confidential, Customer Confidential, Internal, and Public labels to Reveal.
Updates the Reveal Coverage Status board to include action group filter.

Fixes an issue where the service could crash after updating endpoint-config-client to v2.2.2.
Fixes an issue where Reveal frequently deletes and recreates rule sets.
Fixes an issue where validations.json was updated frequently.
Fixes an issue where the Reveal tool coverage sensor returns [no results].

Release Date: 02 November 2020

With this release we are ending Tanium Administrative Console and Workbench support for Internet Explorer 11. For the best experience please use a recent version of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Mozilla Firefox to access the Tanium Console.
Tanium Core Platform 7.4 or later is required.

This release includes a refreshed user experience, bringing more reporting, consistency, and configurability to the forefront.
A new endpoint configuration framework, replacing the actions and packages formerly used to configure endpoint tooling.
This release includes a new "Overview" page with metrics indicating the state of scans, matches, and findings along with the overall state of endpoint health.
Additional content has been provided and may be queried via interact, sensors include:
- Endpoints with Unconfirmed Sensitive Data 
- Endpoints with Confirmed Sensitive Data
The "Reveal - Status" sensor has been improved and reports additional details about the work performed by Reveal, e.g. how many files are indexable, indexed, pending scan, and scanned in the preceding 24 hours.
Added Reveal Coverage, Endpoints with Unconfirmed Sensitive Data, and Endpoints with Confirmed Sensitive Data business metrics for the Risk and Security Metrics Board available in the Trends Gallery.
Throttling of reveal scanning is now handled by the Tanium Client and does not consume CPU independent of the Tanium Client; the default CPU Usage Limit for the Tanium Client is 5%.

Fixed issue that caused database locks resulting in service unavailability.
Fixed an issue that could cause index progress to reset unexpectedly.
Improved support for files and file systems using multi-byte characters for file names.
Path stem exclusions are no longer case-sensitive.

Defunct Index processes have been observed being left on Linux and Mac endpoints. These defunct processes are harmless as they do not use resources. This issue will be addressed in a future version of Reveal.
After uploading a new pattern definition file in the console, rules need to be redeployed from the rules page to ensure that endpoints have the modified definition file.