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# Aug 2025

**Data Access Policy Enhancements**

* **Snowflake & Databricks Access Policy Enhancements**\
  Improved support for domain and product features, making policy management more domain owner-driven and consistent access policies across platforms.
* **Role and Attribute based Access Control Policy Alignment**\
  Role based access grants are now automatically revoked when an attribute access policy is deleted or deactivated which reduces access risk and admin time.
* **Multi-Database Support for Databricks**\
  Customers can now manage multiple Databricks catalog access using a single policy for their Databricks accounts.
* **Policy Condition Builder Enhancements**\
  A more intuitive condition builder makes policy authoring faster and less error-prone. Includes converting regular conditions into nested conditions, creating a duplicate of conditions for faster implementation.
* **Power BI Access Policy Enhancements**\
  Improvement in the policy condition building to support multiple data and user attribute criteria and also to support nested conditions.

**Data Security Posture Management Enhancements**

* **Improvement in Integrations UI**\
  Create and manage Slack and Email tools using integration user interface.
* **SQL Server & Oracle Audit Enhancements**\
  Expanded audit coverage and SoD(Separation of duties) updates provide stronger compliance and monitoring capabilities.


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