Release Notes

Projects, change control and mobile devices

• Project and portfolio management. A new module for running IT projects from ready-made templates, with Gantt planning, critical path, baselines, quality-gate approvals, controlled access for outside consultants, and a portfolio dashboard with status reports.
• Change and problem management. Change requests link to the affected configuration items, with an impact preview, automatic risk scoring, approval-board decisions (also from the mobile app), freeze windows, and detection of unauthorized changes; problem records get a structured root-cause process and known-error tracking.
• Mobile device management. Android devices can be enrolled by QR code and managed through Android Enterprise or the new CycleOps Android agent, with policies, silent app installation, and remote screen support, including for devices outside the corporate network.
• Network maps and monitoring. Live network maps that show alarm status and work as a wall-screen display, and SNMP monitoring of switches with port traffic, connected devices, VLAN membership, and PoE status.
• Remote control for macOS and new remote tools. Screen control now works on Mac computers inside and outside the office, and Windows devices gain a live task manager, registry browser, event log viewer, and command-line access.
• Palo Alto firewall support. Palo Alto firewalls sit next to FortiGate in one firewall view, with configuration and policy auditing, backups, license tracking, and automatic discovery into the asset inventory.
• Workflow automation. A visual builder for automated workflows that react to alarms, tickets, and other events, with human approval steps, script execution on endpoints, and test runs before publishing.
• Self-service and user communication. Users can reset their password or unlock their account over WhatsApp, and administrators get scheduled, template-based announcements and a built-in help center in Turkish and English.
• Security and reliability hardening. Visibility can now be limited per team or location, multi-factor authentication has more options and controls, and a broad security review tightened access checks across the platform.

Mobile device management and network monitoring are licensed as add-ons. WhatsApp self-service is optional and requires the Active Directory package.