In this release, we've improved device management and added new security features.
Take action on multiple devices simultaneously
Now you can select multiple devices and update or scan them all with a single command. For example, if several devices are at risk, you can multi-select them and then initiate a scan on all of them at once.
See Performing actions on multiple devices
Protect applications from exploits
SEP Cloud protects you from zero-day exploits that take advantage of popular vulnerable applications through a Memory Exploit Mitigation feature. You can now apply Memory Exploit Mitigation (MEM) settings in a security policy.
See Application protection settings
Use predefined templates for reports
To make it faster and easier to generate reports, templates for all predefined reports are now available on the Reports and Templates page.
See Working with templates
Support for custom outbreak alerts added
To ensure that you know about a possible outbreak as soon as possible, you can now create a custom alert rule that is triggered if five or more devices are infected in a specified time frame.
See Alert rules
License capacity alert added
To ensure that you don't run out of licenses, we've added an alert rule that is triggered when you reach 90% of your user license capacity.
See Creating custom alert rules
Event visibility increased
To improve the level of detail that is available to you, the SEP Cloud portal now displays additional events that are relate to the following protection features:
See Alert and event categories
File reputation assessment (Download Insight)
Device controls
Firewall block events
Streamlined sign-in to identity providers
If your company uses a third-party identity provider, you can now simplify your authentication workflow by using a special SEP Cloud URL that redirects users to your provider, bypassing the Symantec native authentication.
See Configuring an identity provider
Streamlined Windows 10 enrollment
We've enhanced the enrollment experience so that users can enroll a Windows 10 device as easily as other devices.
See Enrolling Windows 10 devices
Windows 10 Creators support
Users can now enroll devices that run the Windows 10 Creators Update.
Deactivated users shown by default
On the Groups, Users, and Devices page, in the Users tab, deactivated users are now included by default in the list of all users.
See Deactivating a user account