Security Operations Spoke release notes
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Summary of Security Operations Spoke Release Notes
The Security Operations Spoke release notes provide a detailed version history for the application, highlighting fixes, changes, and new features aimed at enhancing security operations within ServiceNow. This information is essential for customers to stay informed about updates that could impact their security management processes.
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Key Features
- New Playbooks: Recent versions introduced new playbooks focused on various security incidents, including phishing, credential dumping, and detection of malicious activity.
- Bug Fixes: Multiple versions addressed specific bugs, such as workflow issues and improvements to playbook functionality.
- Changes in Workflows: Migration to Flow Designer flows enhances the flexibility and efficiency of workflows.
Key Outcomes
By implementing these updates, ServiceNow customers can expect improved reliability and functionality in their security operations. The introduction of new playbooks and the resolution of known issues will streamline incident response processes, making it easier to manage and mitigate security threats effectively.
Version history for the Security Operations Spoke on the ServiceNow Store.
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Version history
- Version 10.6.7 - June 2025
- Fixed: Duplicate Knowledge Base (KB) numbers created after installing the SIR plugin.
- Version 10.6.6 - May 2025
- Bug fixes with respect to subflow to flow.
- Version 10.6.5 - February 2025
- Changed: Migrated base system workflows to Flow Designer flows.
- Version 10.6.3 - June 2024
- Changed: App dependency was updated from "Security Incident Response Workspace" to "Security Support Common."
- Version 10.6.1 - May 2024
- Fixed: Automated Phishing Playbook - Workflow was stuck and unable to exploit the stack trace.
- Version 10.6.0 - February 2024
- New:
- Added the following playbooks:
- Credential Sniffing
- T1070 - Windows Event Logs Cleared
- OSQuery External Address in /etc/hosts
- User Deleting .bash_history - Cloud
- Successful VPN Attempts from Service Accounts - Corp/Cloud
- Attempted Access to Deactivated Accounts
- T1003 - Defense Evasion - Mimikatz DCShadow
- T1003 - Credential Dumping - Mimikatz Dcsync
- Okta User Login Failures from Multiple IPs
- ModSec Bruteforce by IP Burst
- Added the following playbooks:
- New:
- Version 10.5.8 - November 2023
- New:
- Added the following playbooks:
- Office 365 - Malicious File Detected
- Repeat Detection
- Spoofed Emails (Using the same Display name)
- Endpoint Detection
- Possible Password Spray
- T1003 - Detect Credential Dumping Tools
- Email Spoof Detection
- Typo Squatted Domain
- Added the following playbooks:
- New:
- Version 10.5.5 - August 2021
- Fixed:
- Modified Malware Automation playbook to work without any hard dependency on a specific workflow.
- Modified Transform phishing flow to create observables before adding them to a security incident.
- Fixed:
- Version 10.5.2 - November 2020
- Changed: Changes as part of the inclusive language initiative.
- Version 10.5.0 - September 2020
- Fixed: Failed login playbook improvements and text formatting changes.
- Version 10.3.0 - June 2020
- New: New playbook to generate the final verdict from the automated triage of phishing incidents.
- Fixed:
- Bug fix for email search query creation in Transform phishing email to security incident flow.
- Bug fix for security incidents created by User Reported Phishing flow.
- Version 10.0.0 - March 2020
- New:
- Failed Login Playbook
- Flow for rolling up data from a child security incident to the parent security incident.
- New:
- Version 9.0.0 - November 2019
- New: Transformation flow to create security incidents from phishing emails, as a part of URP 2.0.
- Version 8.0.9 - June 2019
- Refer to Security Incident Response release notes for product changes and updates in the Madrid release.