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# March 2025

**Feature and Bug fixes**

**Data Access Policy Enhancements**

* The **Snowflake Privilege Template** now supports **application roles** as object types, enabling policy creation on application roles to grant Snowflake core functionalities such as **budget management** and **AI model management**.
* Enhanced **Domain Access Policy Management** to enable seamless **policy deployment across Snowflake and Databricks**.
* Introduced **OAuth 2.0 authentication** for external identity providers when connecting to Snowflake, reducing reliance on service account credentials and strengthening security posture.
* Added support for **Bring Your Own Key (BYOK)** encryption, allowing customers to use their own encryption keys for enhanced data protection and full control over their encryption lifecycle.
* Implemented **draft version management** for access policies, enabling users to create, manage, and iterate on draft versions of deployed policies.

**Data Security Posture Management Enhancements**

* Introduced **preconfigured monitoring policies** to track **Azure Data Factory (ADF)** activities in Snowflake.
* Enhanced monitoring policy configuration with **grouped allow lists**, enabling more streamlined and efficient monitoring

**Component Versions**

| Component Name    | Version |
| ----------------- | ------- |
| Control Plane UI  | 21.21.0 |
| Control Plane API | 1.89.0  |
| Trustlet DAG      | 6.136.0 |
| Trustlet DSPM     | 3.217.0 |


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