Event and Alert Ingestion for Security Operations release notes

  • Release version: Store
  • Updated June 11, 2026
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  • Version history for the Event and Alert Ingestion for Security Operations on the ServiceNow Store.

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    Version history

    Version 11.2.1 - June 2026
    Fixed: SIR record creation failures during event ingestion when the secure_notesfield is mapped, caused by stricter crypto module access policies introduced in the Yokohama release.
    Version 11.2.0 - March 2026
    • New: Handled missing CMDB CIs and User records by attaching Unmatched CI and Unmatched Affected User to the SIR when no corresponding records are found.
    • Fixed: Issue with Integration Run records cleanup.
    Version 11.0.15 - December 2025
    New: Upgraded all dictionary-level read-only fields to Strict Read-Only to enhance the security and prevent unauthorized changes. This update ensures the server consistently enforces read-only behavior across all UIs, scripts, and integrations.
    Version 11.0.1 - December 2020
    Fixed: This release contains minor fixes.
    Version 11.0.0 - September 2020
    Fixed: Minor bug fixes.
    Version 10.1.1 - May 2020
    Changed: Support for related list mapping such as Assignment Group, Assigned to, Category and Sub-Category.
    Version 10.0.3 - March 2020
    • Create multiple event profiles in your ServiceNow AI Platform instance that permit you to ingest and select sample fired correlated events.
    • Map Splunk fired correlated events values to associated SIR security incident fields with dynamic drag-and- drop mapping.
    • Aggregate fired correlated events to existing security incidents when you determine the new notable events are related to existing security incidents.
    • Validate your mapping with a preview of the alert values in a security incident. You can edit the fields if you are not satisfied with the mapping.
    • Retrieve historical alerts with a one-time retrieval, or, schedule and ingest on-going, future alerts on configurable intervals.