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# Mar 2026
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Data Access Governance & Policy Management
New Feature and Enhancements
Ease of Attribute Assignment for Policies: Added a powerful feature for the business users to copy attribute values from a specific user to multiple users.
Hierarchical Attribute Support: ABAC access policies now support conditional evaluation to match values dynamically at the Same node, Parent, Child, or Parent + Child.
Additional Operators for Policy Building: Enhanced the ABAC policy builder by adding IN and NOT IN to the existing operators for Snowflake and Databricks.
UI Guidance: Added Info icons within the ABAC policy builder to describe dimension attribute filters.
Deployment Resilience: RBAC template policies now support handling failed grants during delta deployments.
Enhancement to Setting up Privilege Template: Any new object types and new privileges launched by Snowflake or Databricks are automatically shown at the time of setting up the privilege template
Power BI Integration: Enhanced Power BI support to handle invalid semantic models gracefully.
Bug Fixes
UI Consistency: Revamped the RBAC access policy governance interface to align with the ABAC UI for a unified user experience.
Enhanced Reporting and Auditability: Trust AI Guardian now allows customers to use AI security prompts and download results providing clear audit trails and actionable reports.
Cloud Deployment: Support for Trustlet cloud-based Guardian Agent deployment.
Snowflake Cortex Integration: Guardian Agent now supports answering prompts for Snowflake Cortex agent activities.
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