What's new in 2015 Release 1?


	Note Endpoint end user control is a limited-availability feature, and may not be available in your account.

On the Web > Endpoint page, the End User Control feature offers the ability for end users to enable or disable the Web Endpoint on their machines. You may wish to do this if your users are working in a location that blocks web traffic to the cloud service. Note however that this option can introduce vulnerabilities: if enabled, it permits end users to circumvent the protections offered by the endpoint software.

To configure end user control:

Use the slider to enable or disable the feature.

For Apply to, select Specified users or selections to allow those you specify to enable or disable the endpoint on their machines. Select Everyone except specified users or selections to prevent those you specify from enabling or disabling the endpoint on their machines.

To add users to the end user control list, on the Users tab enter each user email address on a separate line in the Users field.

To select groups, policies, or connections to add to the end user control list, on the appropriate tab, click the item you want in the Available field, then click > to move it to the Selected field. Use the Ctrl key to select multiple items.

Click Save when done.

New appliance version

A new version of the i-Series appliance is available for this release. For more information, see the Appliance Release Notes.

Favorites in Report Catalog

The Report Catalog now includes a Favorites folder, enabling you to easily locate your most frequently-used reports. You can mark a report or report folder as a favorite in the following ways:

Click the star to the left of the report or folder name in the Report Catalog. The star turns yellow when selected.

Click the star to the right of the report name in the Report Builder or Transaction View. You do not need to save your changes.

To remove a report from Favorites, click the star again to turn it gray.

When viewing the Favorites folder, note that you are essentially viewing a list of shortcuts to the reports. Choose View in folder from a favorite report's drop-down menu to see the report in its original folder.

Security Labs News added to Threat Dashboard

The Websense Security Labs™ RSS news feed is now available on the Threat Dashboard.

Cloud Data Security updates


	Important Cloud Data Security is currently available to early adopters only. For additional information about this feature, please fill out the online registration form.

The following changes have been made for Cloud Data Security in this release:

Drill-down to Transaction View has been added to the Data Security dashboards.

Tooltips have been added to show a header name and content when a report column width is truncated.

Tooltips have been added to matches in the Incident Report, detailing the transaction part where the match was found, the file name where the breach was found in an attachment, and the phrase weight (positive or negative) for dictionary breaches.

Tooltips added in Transaction View

Tooltips have been added to all columns in Transaction View reports, enabling you to hover over column headings to see the full metric name and, if applicable, measurement used.

Free text entry for autocomplete filters

Report filters that use autocompleted text (such as Category, Destination IP Country, Group, Parent Category, Policy, Source IP Country, User) now have a Use free text entry check box on the Filter popup window. Selecting this allows you to copy and paste multiple values into the text box rather then entering each one individually.

Any autocompleted values already added are converted to free text when the check box is selected, and if the check box is cleared, any free text values are converted to autocompleted values.

"Contains" options added to autocomplete filters

The following report filters that use autocompleted text now include "contains" and "does not contain" in the drop-down list:

All autocomplete attributes in Web reports

The User attribute in Authentication reports

The Policy, Protocol, and User attributes in Protocol reports

This makes it easier to search for matches that contain the text that you specify.

Policy details in authentication reports

The Policy ID is now supported as part of the Authentication attribute reports, enabling you to report on authentication events and the policy they originated from.

Time zone settings updated

The time zone settings for quota and confirm actions have been updated to reflect changes in Russian Federation time zones.

Report limit extended in scheduled jobs

The maximum number of reports in a scheduled job has been raised from 5 to 6.

User Agent attributes added to Web reports

The following attributes have been added to Web reports, under the User Agent heading:


Name	Description	Filter Values
Browser	The specific browser used, including type and version (for example, Internet Explorer 11). When filtering, if the browser you wish to report on is not shown in the filter check boxes, you can enter it manually.	Check boxes/manual text
Browser Type	The type of browser used across all versions (for example Internet Explorer). When filtering, if the browser type you wish to report on is not shown in the filter check boxes, you can enter it manually.	Check boxes/manual text
Operating System	The specific operating system used, including type and version (for example, Windows 7). When filtering, if the operating system you wish to report on is not shown in the filter check boxes, you can enter it manually.	Check boxes/manual text
Operating System Type	The general type of operating system used across all versions (for example, Windows or Linux). When filtering, if the operating system type you wish to report on is not shown in the filter check boxes, you can enter it manually.	Check boxes/manual text
User Agent	The specific user agent used to access sites. This is a string sent from your browser or Internet application to the server hosting the site that you are visiting. The string indicates which browser or application you are using, its version number, and details about your system, such as the operating system and version. The destination server then uses this information to provide content suitable for your specific browser or application. For example, this is a user agent for Firefox: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.2.6) In this example, Windows NT 5.1 indicates that the operating system is Windows XP, and the language it uses is US English..	Autocompleted text
User Agent Type	The type of user agent used to access sites. Options are Browser, Email Client, Feed Reader, Library, Mobile Browser, Multimedia Player, Offline Browser, Robot, Validator, or Unknown.	Check boxes