Security Integration Framework release notes
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Summary of Security Integration Framework Release Notes
The Security Integration Framework is a critical dependency application for ServiceNow’s Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response modules. It facilitates integrations with multiple third-party security tools, enabling streamlined vulnerability and security data management within ServiceNow. The framework is continuously updated to enhance integration capabilities, fix issues, and maintain compatibility with ServiceNow releases.
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Key Features and Updates
- CI Lookup Strategy Configuration (v13.12.3 - April 2026): Administrators can now override the global CI lookup behavior per integration, choosing to use system defaults, force creation of Configuration Items (CIs), or force Product Models. This provides greater flexibility for integrations like Tenable WAS.
- New Integrations and Support: Recent versions added support for the Service Graph Connector for Netskope and SentinelOne mitigation controls monitoring, as well as integrations with Invicti, Security Simulation Phishing, and First.org EPSS.
- Data Management Enhancements: Updated options for managing imported data using ServiceNow workflows, allowing users to manage exceptions and false positives more effectively within the platform.
- Extended Integration Types: Additional integration type information is now captured in the Third Party Integrations table, improving classification and management of connected security products.
- Compatibility and Certification: The framework is certified for multiple ServiceNow releases including Vancouver, Utah, and Tokyo, ensuring stable operation across platform versions.
Fixes and Improvements
- Resolved UI issues such as duplicate vulnerability integration tabs and credential configuration failures in the global scope, improving usability and configuration reliability.
- Addressed security concerns with appropriate ACL authentication checks for privileged operations.
- Performance improvements in policy execution and integration instance form display enhancements.
- Fixed integrationtype field value loss when installing related applications, avoiding integration misconfigurations.
Practical Impact for ServiceNow Customers
These updates empower ServiceNow customers to:
- Customize how configuration items are created per integration, enhancing data accuracy for vulnerability and asset management.
- Leverage expanded integration support to unify security data from more sources, improving visibility and response capabilities.
- Manage imported security data more effectively with new workflow-driven options for handling exceptions and false positives.
- Benefit from ongoing fixes and security enhancements that improve platform stability, security, and user experience.
Overall, the Security Integration Framework updates provide a more flexible, secure, and comprehensive foundation for integrating diverse security tools into the ServiceNow ecosystem.
Version history for the Security Integration Framework on the ServiceNow Store.
Version history
- Version 13.12.3 - April 2026
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- New: Administrators can now configure a Configuration Item (CI) lookup strategy at the individual integration level, overriding the global system property. A new CI Lookup Strategy field has been added to the integration form with three options: Use System Property (default, preserves existing behavior using the global sn_vul.use_product_model property), Force CI Lookup (always creates configuration items for scanned applications — required for integrations such as Tenable WAS), and Force Product Model (always creates a Product Model). All existing integrations default to Use System Property, ensuring no errors occur as a result of an upgrade.
- Fixed:
- Resolved an issue where the vulnerability integration related list appeared twice in the admin section of each integration, causing duplicate tabs to display in the integration implementation configuration.
- Resolved an issue where users in Global scope could not configure or save credentials for integrations. Configuration attempts would silently fail with no indication of the problem. A scope warning is now displayed, guiding users to switch to the correct application scope before configuring the integration.
- Version 13.12.1 - December 2025
- Fixed: An issue where installing the Mitigation Controls Monitoring application unintentionally removed choice values for the integration_type field in the sn_sec_int_integration table.
- Version 13.11.3 - August 2025
- Fixed: Resolved an issue where the integration instance form related list was not displaying details specific to the integration / scanner.
- Version 13.10.8 - June 2025
- Fixed: Fixed an ACL vulnerability for privileged operations with proper authentication checks.
- Version 6.0.6 - February 2025
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- New:
- The Service Graph Connector for Netskope is supported.
- The SentinelOne Integration for mitigation controls monitoring is supported.
- Fixed:
- The child policy execution relies on base policy results. You might see performance improvement.
- The default set of supported classes to the descendants of: 'Computer', 'Netgear', and 'Unclassed hardware'.
- New:
- Version 13.10.6 - February 2025
- Changed: Added an additional_integration_types column to the "Third Party Integrations" table to specify the additional integration type information for an integration.
- Version 13.11.0 - November 2024
- No new features or updates included with this version.
- Version 13.10.3 - May 2024
- Minor fixes for this release.
- Version 13.9.2 - February 2024
- Changes to support Invicti and Security Simulation Phishing integration.
- Version 13.8.0 - December 2023
- New: Minor changes to support "First.orgExploit Prediction Scoring System (EPSS) Integration".
- Version 13.6.1 - November 2023
- Changed:
- Removed the one 'Triaging in ServiceNow' option on the integration configuration pages and added the following two options to manage imported data using ServiceNow workflows:
- 'Manage exceptions in ServiceNow' and 'Manage false positives in ServiceNow'.
- By default, these options are set to 'true' but can be changed.
- Removed the one 'Triaging in ServiceNow' option on the integration configuration pages and added the following two options to manage imported data using ServiceNow workflows:
- Changed:
- Version 13.5.0 - August 2023
- Changed: Version 13.5.0 certified for Vancouver, Utah, and Tokyo.
- Version 13.4.1 - May 2023
- New: Added capabilities to create discovered items, vulnerable items, and detections at the parent instance level for an instance.
- Version 13.3.0 - November 2022
- Minor fixes for this release.
- Version 13.2.2 - August 2022
- New: Added changes to support manual ingestion in Vulnerability Response and other new features.
- Version 13.1.3 - March 2022
- New:
- Shipped new integration records for the following applications and integrations:
- The Vulnerability Response Integration with Palo Alto Networks Prisma Cloud Compute in the Vulnerability Response and Configuration Compliance for Containers application.
- Fortify on Demand in Application Vulnerability Response.
- HCL BigFix and Microsoft SCCM patch orchestration integrations in Vulnerability Response.
- Shipped new integration records for the following applications and integrations:
- New:
- Version 13.0.2 - February 2022
- No new features or updates are included with this version. This version ensures that features from the last release are compatible with the San Diego family release.
- Version 12.2.1 - October 2021
- Changed: Added the Operational Technology Vulnerability Integration (OTVUL) option in the Integration Type (integration_type) column of Third Party Integration table (sn_sec_int_integration), in order to support the Operational Technology (OT) Vulnerability Integration
- Version 12.1.3 - June 2021
- Fixed: Minor fixes.
- Version 12.0.1 - February 2021
- New: Added a new Vulnerability Response Integration with the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) to import data from the NIST National Vulnerability Database.
- Version 11.1.3 - December 2020
- Changed: With Key Management Framework plugin, developers will have an ability to manage keys used for Password2 fields through crypto module definition.
- Version 11.1.0 - November 2020
- This is a dependency app for Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response applications.
- Version 11.0.2 - October 2020
- This is the Dependency App for Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response applications.
- Version 10.3.0 - June 2020
- This is the dependency app for Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response applications.
- Version 9.0.3 - November 2019
- This is the Dependency App for Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response applications.
- Version 8.0.8 - June 2019
- This is the Dependency App for Vulnerability Response and Security Incident Response applications.