What's new in 2015 Release 2?

In addition to the standard dashboards, you can now create custom dashboards enabling you to easily access the data you most frequently need. Each custom dashboard can contain up to 6 charts.

You can have a total of 10 visible dashboards per portal account. If you wish to hide one or more of the standard dashboards to allow additional custom dashboards, you can click the Settings icon in the top right corner and select Hide Current Dashboard. Click Continue to confirm. You can restore hidden dashboards at a later time by using the Settings > Unhide Dashboard option.

To create a custom dashboard:

From any dashboard, click the Settings icon (

) in the top right corner.

Select Add Dashboard.

Give your dashboard a name, and click Add.

Your new dashboard appears as a blank tab. You can rename or delete the dashboard from the Settings menu.

To add charts to a custom dashboard, click the Settings icon and select Add Chart. Then choose whether you want to create a new chart, or a chart from an existing report.

Once you have added charts to your dashboard, you can reorder them by dragging them around the screen. You can also change the date range for all charts from the drop-down at the top of the dashboard – by default the range is 24 hours.

To edit or delete a chart, click the arrow in the top right of any chart and select the option you want.

Dashboard updates

The following dashboard enhancements are in this release:

You can now drill down to Transaction View from both standard and custom dashboards. Click a data point in any chart and select View Transactions from the context menu. Transaction View opens with the appropriate filters applied, including any filters active on the dashboard as a whole and within the selected chart. The date range for the query is the same as the range selected on the dashboard.

You can also drill down on a standard or custom dashboard chart by an additional attribute to investigate further details. Click a data point in any chart, select Drill Down By from the context menu, and select the attribute you want. This runs a query in Report Builder with the appropriate grouping and filters applied: the report is grouped by the selected attribute, and includes any filters active on the dashboard as a whole and within the selected chart. The date range for the query is the same as the range selected on the dashboard.

Export from Transaction View

When you select rows in Transaction View and choose to export to PDF, you now have the option to export either Table View or Detail View for the transactions you select. Note that the detail view export is limited to 20 transactions.

Privacy protection updates

On the Settings > Privacy Protection page, you can now define the attributes that should be anonymized in web reports. By default, User name, Connection IP, Source IP, and Workstation are all selected; you can select and clear the options most appropriate for your organization, but at least one check box must be selected.


	Note If you have selected Preserve end user information for security threats, the attributes that you select are not anonymized for any web traffic considered to be a security risk.

Account-wide non-proxied destinations

The Non-Proxied Destinations tab on the Web > Bypass Settings page enables you to add, and import in bulk, destinations that bypass the proxy for all policies.

To add a new non-proxied destination:

Click Add.

Enter a Name and optionally a Description for the destination.

Select the destination Type: Address, Subnet, or Domain.

Do one of the following:

For an address, enter the destination's IP address.

For a subnet, enter the destination's subnet address and define whether it uses CIDR notation or subnet mask.

For a domain, enter the destination's domain name.

Click Submit.

To import non-proxied destinations in bulk:

Click Import Destinations.

Click the CSV template link, and save the template in a location of your choice.

Add the non-proxied destination information to the CSV template file.

The template file contains the following columns: Name, Type, Destination, and Description. Only Description is optional; all other columns must be filled in. Ensure the Type column contains either Address, Domain, or Subnet, and any destinations with the Subnet type use CIDR notation. For example:

Name Type Destination Description

Dest1 Domain destination1.com Here is a description

Dest2 Address 154.10.2.36 Another description

Dest3 Subnet 154.10.2.38/19 Yet another description

Save the CSV file when done.

On the Import Destinations page, browse to your CSV file, then click Import.

Once the destinations are successfully imported, the Import Destinations page closes and the imported destinations are listed on the Non-Proxied Destinations tab. If the import fails, any errors are listed on the Import Destinations page. Each error states which line of the CSV file is affected, and explains the problem; fix any issues before trying the import process again.

Changes to Bypass Settings page

The Web > Bypass Settings page has been divided into 3 tabs:

The Authentication Bypass tab contains the custom settings for Internet applications and websites that cannot authenticate with the cloud service. If you have an i-Series appliance or an edge device, this tab also includes authentication bypass rules for internal networks behind the device.

The Non-Proxied Destinations tab contains the new options to add, and import in bulk, destinations that bypass the proxy for all policies. See Account-wide non-proxied destinations.

The SSL tab contains the bypass certificate verification and bypass authentication decryption settings.

The Endpoint Bypass options have been moved to the Web > Endpoint page (see Changes to Endpoint page below).

All existing settings have been maintained.

Changes to Endpoint page

The Web > Endpoint page has been divided into 3 tabs:

The General tab contains the endpoint client download links, as well as the facility to set the anti-tampering password and select a default policy for roaming users.

The End User Control tab contains the options for end users, groups, policies, or connections to enable or disable the endpoint on their machines.


	Note End User Control is a limited-availability feature and may not be available in your account.

The Endpoint Bypass tab contains the bypass options moved from the Web > Bypass Settings page.

All existing settings have been maintained.

Changes to Welcome page

The cloud service displays the Welcome page when it is unable to identify end users (for example, roaming users or those required to use manual authentication). The text and layout on this page have been updated for clarity.

Note that for endpoint users who reach this page in error, a link is provided to further instructions on workarounds, such as checking their endpoint status and enabling or disabling it as necessary, or restarting their browser.

Data Security updates


	Important Data Security for TRITON AP-WEB Cloud is a limited-availability feature and may not be available in your account. To request the feature is enabled in your account, please complete the online registration form.

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

The option to export Detail View to PDF also applies to Incident Manager.