Minor Version 7.5 Released

Netwrix Threat Prevention 7.5 delivers advanced AD event filtering, streamlined alerting, and broader platform support—empowering teams to reduce noise, respond faster, and stay resilient.

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What’s Changed in Netwrix Threat Prevention 7.5

Advanced Policy Filters for AD Events

Take event filtering to the next level with precise, per-event include/exclude rules based on event data values, including old/new attribute values. Supports simple to complex logic, similar to GPO advanced filters.

For example, you can collect from “DC1” only events with event names starting with “a” and collect from “DC2” only events with event names starting with “b”.

Agent Upgrade Improvements

  • Minimize downtime by replacing only the AD Monitor DLL instead of upgrading the entire agent. This simplifies updates and supports strict change control policies, enabling quicker compatibility fixes, such as for Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday changes.
  • Eliminate reliance on NTLM/NetBIOS during upgrades for a more secure and efficient process.

Repeat Alert Suppression

Prevent alert floods that impact system responsiveness by setting suppression intervals for repeat alerts, ensuring smoother operations and improved stability.

SYSLOG Output Viewer

Streamline troubleshooting & validation by testing SYSLOG output natively, reducing dependency on third-party tools and ensuring seamless data flow.

Email Alerts for License Expiration

Avoid service disruptions with automated email notifications, allowing proactive renewal and uninterrupted security monitoring.

Database Maintenance for Archive DB

Improve system performance and ensure compliance by managing database size and retention policies, preventing excessive storage growth and performance slowdowns.

(Optional module) Enterprise Password Enforcer (EPE) Updates

Passphrases

Enhance user flexibility by allowing longer passwords to be treated as passphrases, simplifying compliance without weakening security.

“X of Y” Rule Enforcement

Simplify policy complexity by allowing enforcement of only a subset of password rules.

Multi-Language REST API Support

Enable localized password policy feedback in the EPE API, ensuring seamless enforcement across different languages.


Miscellaneous Updates and Bug Fixes

Windows Server 2025 Agent Support

The 7.5 release introduces agent support for Windows Server 2025.

Jumpbox Support

Improve threat visibility by accurately attributing events to the actual source host, eliminating confusion caused by domain controllers in Jump Box environments.

New NAS Devices Support

Strengthen coverage across modern storage environments with added support for Qumulo, Nutanix, Dell PowerStore, and CTERA.

Bug Fixes

Build Fixed Issue
7.4.0.176 377758: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 25-03 support
378015: Don’t keep Adtrace log by default
378689: ADWS log level is “DEBUG” by default
7.4.0.164 374941: Exchange 2019 CU15 support
7.4.0.163 374172: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 25-02 support
7.4.0.159 369357: Upgrade from StealthINTERCEPT Server 7.3.9 to (NTP 7.4) Netwrix Threat Prevention Server 7.4.0
7.4.0.157 369897: Update to 7.4 preventing PowerShell scripts from referencing groups with special characters in name
371447: Exchange: 25-01 .NET updates support
372415: NTP is missing computer deletion events
373486: LDAP trace log grows even with disabled trace when LDAP Bind policy is Enabled
7.4.0.149 342815: PWNED Database is not downloading automatically (via Schedule) works manually
365125: Brute force attack not ignoring failed logins with expired password
370069: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 25-01 support
7.4.0.127 367335: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 24-12 support
365219: Exchange: 24-11 .NET updates support
364959: Exchange: KB5044062 for 2016 CU23 and 2019 CU13-14 support
366313: Exchange: KB5049233 for 2016CU23 and 2019 CU13-14 support
7.4.0.102 364047: NTP - Install package is not signed properly with the certificate: Content type: Cert.
7.4.0.95 342078: NTP Policy - Not adhering to exclusions for NTDS.dit BLOCKING- Ignore SYSTEM Account set but Events still coming in
7.4.0.94 360662: Agent is enabling LDAP Interface Diagnostic Logging
7.4.0.90 359550: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 24-10 support
354845: CSR Requests getting Denied due to Missing Fields
7.4.0.77 354789: NTP - AD Attributes Filter - User Account Modifications monitoring
7.4.0.71 342078: NTP Policy - Not adhering to exclusions for NTDS.dit BLOCKING- Ignore SYSTEM Account set but Events still coming in
351057: NTP - DC win 2012 R2 continues reboot after agent upgrade from 7.3
356344: SUVP (MS Patch Tuesday) 24-09 support
356486: Issue – Some events are being captured and some are not – All users are being added to the group
356581: Authentication lockdown policy does not save ‘allow’ filters settings in some cases

Plan Your Upgrade

Netwrix Threat Prevention 7.3.9 will reach its end of support life on October 15, 2025. To learn more, please read the Netwrix End-of-Support Policy.

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What are your thoughts?

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These new features are great, especially the new agent upgrade options. I’m assuming that you can upgrade to 7.5 from 7.3.9? We are going to be upgrading our Production environment in July or August, so I want to ensure that we will be able to jump to this version rather than do 2 upgrades.

Thanks for your question and great to hear you’re excited about the 7.5 release!

I checked with our team, and yes, you can upgrade directly from version 7.3.9 to 7.5. No need to do an interim upgrade.

Hi Jay - Welcome to the Netwrix Community site. Yes you can upgrade from 7.3.9 directly to 7.5. Key point is only the 7.3.9 agent can ‘talk’ to both a pre 7.4 EM and a 7.4 or later EM. So the real requirement is to have 7.3.9 agents deployed first so as not to ‘orphan’ the agents when upgrading the EM (Server) past 7.3.9. 7.4 (and later) uses a different and more secure communication infrastructure. 7.3.9 Agents have both the old and new communication code to be a upgrade ‘bridge’. 7.4 and later agents only have the new code.
-Tony

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