Which aspect of EPP are you submitting for?
Endpoint Protector Client
What is a one sentence summary of your feature request?
Add a new predefined content dataset for Unique Master Citizen Number applying for National ID’s for Bosnia & Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia
Please describe your idea in detail. What is your problem, why do you feel this idea is the best solution, etc.
Due to the current issue with the 2605 agent version where custom datasets do not work anymore, we would like to include the UMCN dataset in the predefined content list as this would solve any similar issues for the future.
This new feature is of interest for any company working with data from Bosnia & Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia.
How do you currently solve the challenges you have by not having this feature?
We had this created as a custom dataset, but it does not work anymore since the latest update.
Hi Andrei,
Thank you for taking the time to share this — we appreciate both the feature request and the detailed context.
On the custom dataset issue you mentioned we are aware of a bug introduced in the 2605 agent that caused custom datasets in contextual detection rules to stop working correctly. The root cause was a settings name mismatch between the client and server.
As far as I know, this has been identified and the fix will be included in the upcoming client release, with a test build already having been delivered for confirmation.
Can you please confirm that on your side?
Regarding the feature request, I have noted the need to include Unique Master Citizen Number (UMCN) as a native predefined content dataset for Bosnia & Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia.
This is indeed a valuable addition — predefined datasets reduce configuration overhead and provide a more reliable, officially maintained baseline for compliance use cases in those regions.
This request has been added to our backlog for evaluation and I or one of my colleagues will keep the community updated as prioritisation progresses.
Thanks again for the report and the suggestion!