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# July 2025

**Data Access Policy Enhancements**

* **Attribute Management Embedded in Data Source Page**\
  User attribute management is now available directly within each data source’s page, streamlining configuration workflows.
* **Hierarchical Attributes – Leaf Node Identification**\
  Attribute Management now clearly indicates leaf nodes in hierarchical user attributes, improving clarity in attribute-driven policy evaluation.
* **GitHub Integration for Policy CI/CD**\
  Support for Azure CI/CD pipelines through GitHub enables automated policy promotion and DevSecOps integration.
* **AI/ML Policy Templates**\
  Out-of-the-box policy templates are now available for AI/ML datasets, helping accelerate secure access control in data science environments.
* **Improvements to Azure AD Integration for User Provisioning**\
  You can now automatically sync users from Azure Active Directory into TrustLogix roles using Graph APIs, simplifying identity management.

**Data Security Posture Management Enhancements**

* **SQL Server Separation of Duties (SOD) Allowlist Enhancements**\
  New updates to the SOD feature allow administrators to fine-tune allowlist configurations in SQL Server environments.
* **DSPM Enhancements for SQL Server and Oracle**\
  Watermark-based tracking has been refined to improve data sensitivity monitoring for SQL Server and Oracle environments.
* **Configurable Access Analyzer Execution Frequency**\
  Admins can now easily configure how often the Access Analyzer runs, offering better control over monitoring schedules.


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