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v3.17.0 - Released on 8/13/2019   New Features   Log Forwarding URL Settings Details: When you create Log Forwarding profiles, forward URL logs to Panorama or another logging system, such as a syslog, SNMP, email, or HTTP server, so you can ensure URL activity logs are retained for a certain duration for compliance reasons, identifying URL activity that was not expected, and any web traffic pattern of compromised systems.     Log Forwarding Authentication Settings Details: When you create Log Forwarding profiles, forward Authentication logs to Panorama or another external logging space, such as a syslog, SNMP, email, or HTTP server, so you can ensure any resources accessed through authentication is recorded and saved for compliance, identifying and correcting authentication policies if extra resources are provided than needed and if any future incident handling.     Security Policy Inbound Malicious IP Feed Details: Before you allow and block traffic by application, it is advisable to block traffic from IP addresses that Palo Alto Networks and trusted third-party sources have proven to be malicious. The rule will ensure that your network is always protected against the IP addresses from the Palo Alto Networks malicious IP address feeds and other feeds, which are compiled and dynamically updated based on the latest threat intelligence.     Security Policy Outbound Malicious IP Address Feed Details: Before you allow and block traffic by application, it is advisable to block traffic from IP addresses that Palo Alto Networks and trusted third-party sources have proven to be malicious. The security rule will ensure that your network is always protected against the IP addresses from the Palo Alto Networks malicious IP address feeds and other feeds, which are compiled and dynamically updated based on the latest threat intelligence. Ensure the security rule is logging at session end and log forwarding profile is applied to track activity.     Security Policy Inbound High Risk IP Address Feed Details: Before you allow and block traffic by application, it is advisable to block traffic from IP addresses that Palo Alto Networks and trusted third-party sources have proven to be High risk in nature. The security rule will ensure that your network is always protected against the IP addresses from the Palo Alto Networks malicious IP address feeds and other feeds, which are compiled and dynamically updated based on the latest threat intelligence. Ensure the security rule is logging at session end and log forwarding profile is applied to track activity.     Security Policy Outbound High Risk IP Address Feed Details: Before you allow and block traffic by application, it is advisable to block traffic from IP addresses that Palo Alto Networks and trusted third-party sources have proven to be high risk in nature. The security rule will ensure that your network is always protected against the IP addresses from the Palo Alto Networks malicious IP address feeds and other feeds, which are compiled and dynamically updated based on the latest threat intelligence. Ensure the security rule is logging at session end and log forwarding profile is applied to track activity.     HA Content Versions Details: This check ensures both the pairs in High Availability (HA) setup are the latest content versions. The content versions checked are Apps and Threat, Antivirus, and URL database. Both pairs in HA will work at optimal levels if the content versions are the same between the devices. The firewall will take same action on traffic if the devices have same content version, so the expected behavior is same across.     Enhancements Added Industry Average trending for ZPP, Log forwarding, and Credential Phishing prevention Added "Rules using Profile" and "Rules using Profile Pct" for Log-forwarding profile, Decryption profile, and DoS protection profiles Added logic to resolve Panorama template variables Improved logic for check #222 – Content-Based Critical System Logs Bug Fixes Fixed a display issue in the HTML report for Application Tags Fixed a calculation bug with the "Rules using Profile Pct" values v3.17.1 (Hotfix) - Released on 8/16/2019 Fixed a parsing issue with Decryption Policies and DoS Protection Policies ... View more

v3.19.0 - Released on 9/9/2019   In addition to the enhancements and bug fixes included in this release, the team is hard at work on a major update of the HTML report to be more consistent with the company’s product style guide. Stay tuned for more!   Enhancements Updated check #207 – Credential Theft feature now ensures that business credentials compromising URL categories are set to “Block”   Update logic for WildFire file size checks on PAN-OS < 8.1 to provide a note if the file sizes exceed the recommended value   Added logic to rename "Captive Portal Policy" to "Authentication Policy" if PAN-OS 8.0+   Bug Fixes Updated formula for Zone Protection Profile Adoption calculation to use all enabled rules Fixed a bug with the Rules using Profile % calculations v3.19.1 (Hotfix) - Released on 9/13/2019 Fixed a display issue where Interface Mgmt Network Profiles were missing from the HTML report v3.19.2 (Hotfix) - Released on 9/19/2019 Fixed a bug related to parsing template variables ... View more

v3.18.0 - Released on 8/26/2019 At face value, this release squashes several bugs from our backlog. Behind the scenes, however, we are refactoring the codebase to support a larger re-write of the HTML report. More to follow in future releases!   Bug Fixes Fixed GRE Tunnel Keep Alive default values Fixed location of BPA check #71 – GP Portal Agent Config – App Configurations: Enforce GlobalProtect Connection for Network Access in the HTML report ... View more