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# Nov 2025

**Data Access Policy Enhancements**

* **Agent Access Governance** – TrustAI feature in preview to implement AI Agent-specific resource access policies to control the data access for end users via AI Agents.
* **Application Access Governance** – TrustApp feature in preview to try out resource-specific access management by applications.
* **MCP Service** – TrustLogix MCP server preview for consumption with OAuth based authentication.

**Data Security Posture Management Enhancements**

* **Activity Reporting** – Entitlement Report fixes to handle multiple user selections across databases, schemas etc.
* **Monitoring Policies** – Addition of “Mute policy” feature to the monitoring policies across all the data sources which will pause the execution of a certain monitoring policy.
* **Monitoring Policies** – Improved data monitoring policy UI layout to maintain consistency with the access governance UI.


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