Here are the new features available in Strata Cloud Manager in January
2025.
Here are the latest new features introduced on Strata Cloud Manager. Features listed
here include some feature highlights for the products supported withStrata Cloud Manager. For the full list of new features supported for a product you're
using with Strata Cloud Manager, see the release notes for that product.
User Inactivity Timeout Customization
January 17, 2025
Supported on Strata Cloud Manager
You can now tailor idle timeout settings to your specific security and compliance
requirements. This enhancement enables custom tenant-level configuration,
ensuring users are not logged out prematurely during long tasks or enforcing shorter
timeouts in highly secure environments. You can set the idle timeout value between
10 to 60 minutes, with the default remaining at 30 minutes for backward
compatibility.
When no timeout value is set, new tenants automatically adopt the default timeout
value from their parent tenant. Once you customize the timeout value, it becomes
independent and is maintained separately for that tenant.
GenAI Data in the Data Security View of the Command Center
January 16, 2025
Supported on Strata Cloud Manager
AI Access Security Update: December 2024
You can now monitor and protect sensitive generative artificial
intelligence applications in the Data Security view of the Command Center. This update allows you to
better safeguard your organization's information across various GenAI-powered tools
and services.
When using an AI Access Security license or when applying the
GenAI filter, you can now see Data at Rest alongside
Data in Motion in the Command Center view and the
Top Data Profiles widget, giving you a comprehensive view
of your GenAI-related Data Security posture.
These enhancements to Strata Cloud Manager's AI Access Security
feature set enable you to more effectively manage and secure your organization's use
of GenAI technologies.
Strata Cloud Manager: NGFW Alerts in January
January 17, 2025
Here are the NGFW alerts introduced
in January 2025:
BGP Peering Issue Due to Error Subcode =
Administrative Reset (4)
BGP peering issue due to Error subcode = Bad
Peer AS (2)
BGP Peering Issue Due to Error Subcode =
Administrative Shutdown (2)
BGP-peer dropping due to missing keepalives
BGP peering issue due to Error subcode = Peer
De-configured (3)
BGP peering issue due to Error subcode =
Connection Rejected (5)
Unofficial URL for WildFire | Advanced
WildFire
Unofficial URL for Application Database
Unofficial URL for Cloud Services
Unofficial URL for PAN-DB URL Filtering |
Advanced URL Filtering
Advanced Routing Engine: NGFW Sent BGP Routes
Beyond the Capacity of Its Peer
NGFW received BGP Routes beyond the configured
max Prefixes
Hot-Plug event detected
Slow Panorama Performance - Long Execution of
show config candidate operation
Duplicate IP address detected on an
interface
GRE tunnel is down - recursive routing
Inter Log Collector Disconnection
Panorama/Log Collector Disconnected from
Collector Group
Logrcvr Out-of-Memory - LFC Memory Retention
Due to Kernel Failure
Logrcvr Out-of-Memory - LFC Log Loss Recovery
Mechanism
Slow Panorama Performance - Long Execution of
Push Scope Operation
Slow Panorama Performance - Long Execution of
Save, Load, or Revert config operation
Health alerts actively monitor the health and
performance of your platform in real time. This approach helps in identifying
issues, predicting potential problems, and implementing remediation actions to
ensure your devices function optimally. Here are some key aspects:
Monitoring Metrics: Continuously monitor various metrics from the
NGFWs, including CPU utilization, memory usage, disk space, network
throughput, and other relevant performance indicators.
Anomaly Detection: Generate alerts that dynamically adjust based on
the metric's historical value and your usage trends.
Predictive Analysis: Leverage historical data and patterns to
predict when thresholds might be exceeded or specific events may occur. This
helps forecast potential issues before they escalate.
