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# Sept 2025

**Data Access Policy Enhancements**

* **Tag Management Expansion** – Oracle and MySQL now support tag-based management.
* **Policy DB Flexibility** – Support for multiple TrustLogix policy databases across different Databricks workspaces.
* **ABAC Policy Enhancements**
  * Import conditions directly into ABAC policies
  * Hierarchical attribute support in condition builder
  * Automatic rollback to the previous state if redeploy fails
  * RBAC/ABAC Policy-Object synchronization support for object lifecycle
* **RBAC/Privilege Enhancements** – Grant options are now available in access policy privilege templates.
* **UDF Functions** – UDF Functions can be mapped and used in the condition builder for policy definition.

**Data Security Posture Management Enhancements**

* **Unusual Login Detection** – Monitoring policies now detect suspicious logins, including failed attempts by disabled users and logins outside business hours.
* **Snowflake Sensitive Data Protection** – Query text ingestion now supports redaction of sensitive data, ensuring compliance and privacy.
* **On-Prem MySQL Audit Support** – Extended audit capabilities to on-prem MySQL databases.
* **Expanded Entitlement Reports** – Support for "All Users" selection, plus Azure-based entitlement reporting for hybrid cloud customers.
* **User/Group/Role Enhancements** – Improved entitlement visibility across databases and hybrid environments.


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