Enhanced attack detection for Cisco FTD next-generation firewalls and many other minor updates make the life of Netwrix Auditor customers easier.
What’s Changed in Netwrix Auditor 10.8 Update 2
Cisco FTD Rules Improvements: Enhanced Attack Detection and Configuration Monitoring
With Update 2, Netwrix Auditor 10.8 introduces improved detection rules for Cisco Firepower Threat Defense (FTD). These enhancements enable more accurate identification of suspicious messages that could signal potential attacks. Additionally, new configuration monitoring capabilities make it easier to fine-tune rule behavior, helping security teams reduce false positives and respond faster to real threats.
MAJOR ENHANCEMENTS
- Performance and scalability improvements for User Activity Video Reporter
- Performance improvements for Azure Files Auditing
Bug Fixes and Miscellaneous Updates
| Description | Case # | Escalation # |
|---|---|---|
| File Server - NetApp error message: “This operation is supported only when you are connected to the server.” | 442774 | 383885 |
| Exchange Online State in Time Collection issues in GCC tenants with China tenants | 442668 | 383794 |
| User Activity out of Memory issue | 446373 | 388612 |
| Bugfixing in Active Directory Restore Wizard | N/A | 383195, 383204, 378233 |
Plan your upgrade
Netwrix Auditor 10.6 will reach its end of support life on January 1st, 2026. To learn more, please read the Netwrix End-of-Support Policy.
Need help with this update?
There are many different ways to get help with our products!
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| If you feel the product is broken and not working as intended… | Contact Support |
| If you have a question you’d like to ask other experts… | Create a discussion in the community: Auditor > Discussions & Questions |
| If you have a feature request… | Let our product team know directly: Auditor > Ideas |
| If you have something cool to show… | Show everyone what you built: Auditor > Show & Tell |
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