Compliance Release Notes 2024

💎 New Features

• Added automation rules

  • Initial release includes the classify action

    • When sensitive data is detected automatically apply a chosen classification level (and optional sub-level) to the page

  • For more information, check our documentation

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fixed a bug where the Classification Levels table would not update its sub-levels data automatically when changes to sub-levels were made

💎 New Features

• Added sub-level classification

  • This feature adds the classification of pages with sub-levels allowing pages to be tagged with an extra layer granularity to aid organization and clear classification of pages.

  • For more information, check our documentation

🛠️ Improvements

• Data Detection Getting Started Resources: Added a page with links to resources, documentation, and video tutorials for using the Compliance Data Detection features

• Released a security patch to address any emerging vulnerabilities

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fixed a bug causing changing the classification of a page to fail

💎 New Features

• Added .csv export for audit logs

  • Admins can now download the Compliance audit logs in .csv format for easier data analysis and reporting.

🛠️ Improvements

• Improved logging for better bug identification and resolution

💎 New Features

• Added audit logs to the administration area, giving admins visibility over Compliance-related actions taken in the instance.

💎 New Features

• Added classification permissions

  • Admins can now control who can classify a Confluence page.

  • For more information, check our documentation

🛠️ Improvements

• Improved the stability of the sensitive data detection feature

• Updated dependencies to maintain security

🐛 Bug fixes

• Fixed an issue where bulk classification would sometimes stop with a warning after only classifying the first 100 pages for a query capturing more than 100 pages

🛠️ Improvements

• Pop-up confirmation messages will now automatically close after a set period of time

• Improved the user interface in the Classification Levels settings

• Improved the stability of the sensitive data scanning feature

🐛 Bug fixes

• Improved logging for better bug identification and resolution

• Fixed broken scroll behaviour on navigation bar

• Fixed a bug where force classification would cause a stuck state when combined with some third party template apps

💎 New Features

• Added draft classification levels

  • Create draft classification levels and customize them freely before they are published and made available for use in Confluence

• Added archiving of classification levels

  • Classification levels are now archived rather than deleted, so that the app can retain an audit log of the existing classifications

🛠️ Improvements

• Added extra columns to the Levels table to include the level author and last modified date

🐛 Bug fixes

• Released a security patch to address any emerging vulnerabilities

💎 New Features

• Added hierarchy-based classification

  • When toggled on, page classification cannot be lowered, only raised.

🛠️ Improvements

• Made a series of performance improvements to Compliance for Confluence

🐛 Bug fixes

• Data classification is currently not supported for blog posts in Confluence. We have adjusted our feature to prevent classification levels from incorrectly displaying on blog posts.

• Fixed a bug where a horizontal scroll bar would show in the dialog box when setting a level in the editor

• Fixed a bug where Set Classification Level would show twice in the modal when setting a level in the editor

• Fixed a bug where the window would fail to fill the height of the page on the first loading of Compliance

🛠️ Improvements

• Made improvements to the stability of the sensitive data scanning feature