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We are proud to announce the electronic general availability of IBM® Security Verify Access, v10.0.9. Available on the 31st January 2025, with features and fixes to the IBM Security Verify Access platform.
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IBM Security Verify Access Version (ISVA) 10.0.9
IBM Security Verify Access helps organizations securely manage user access and protect applications against fraudulent and unauthorized access. It operates across web, mobile, and enterprise infrastructure, including network access and Windows and Unix servers.
The 10.0.9 release marks the ninth maintenance release on the v10 platform and delivers security fixes, updates and enhancements:
Verify Access Platform
- Support for the Partitioned HTTP Cookie Attribute
The reverse proxy now supports the Partitioned HTTP cookie attribute to improve compatibility with modern web applications. - Logging the Source Port in WebSEAL Request Logs
The reverse proxy request logs can now include the source port from which requests are received, improving audit trail granularity. - New ARP Cache Command for CLI
Administrators can now manage the ARP cache with a new command (networking>arp>delete) via the SSH CLI. - Label Support for Imported Personal SSL Certificates
Users can now assign labels to personal SSL certificates during the import process. - New Notification for Unavailable External Network Services
A notification message is introduced to indicate when all external network services (e.g., Configuration or Runtime Databases) are unavailable. - Support for the Junction Name as a Request Header
The reverse proxy can now include the junction name as a request header, simplifying backend application integrations. - Database Support Enhancements
- Microsoft SQL Server compatibility for Configuration and Runtime Databases.
- Support for PostgreSQL version 16 for Configuration and Runtime Databases.
- ModSecurity v3.0.13
The Web Application Firewall (WAF) now uses ModSecurity v3.0.13 for enhanced security. - Audit Enhancements
New audit events are generated when clients present certificates with unknown OCSP status.
Advanced Access Control (AAC) & Federation
- New FIDO2 Relying Party Configuration Flag
Administrators can test development builds of mobile operating systems using a new FIDO2 flag. - Magic Link Authentication Policy
A new authentication policy bundle enables magic link authentication, providing streamlined access without traditional passwords. - Scoped LDAP Searches in InfoMap Authentication Mechanisms
Support for scoped LDAP searches using Search Controls improves flexibility in user lookups. - Mobile Multi-Factor Authentication Enhancements
Multi-factor authentication transactions can now display a correlation value for each transaction that must be entered on the mobile device to improve security and combat MFA Fatigue in IBM Verify Mobile Multifactor authentication flows. - Firebase Push Notification Update
Updates to Firebase push notification providers ensure compliance with Google’s service changes, requiring service account JSON files instead of server API keys.
Customers operating on Hardware Appliances may use the IBM Application Gateway or OpenID Connect Provider containers under their existing licenses - when using the new container on appliance functionality.
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Supporting software Updates:
- IBM Security Verify Directory
IBM Security Directory Server v6.4 and IBM Security Directory Suite v8.0.1 are no longer bundled with Verify Access.
Migrate your environments to Verify Directory v10.0.
- IBM Security Verify Directory
Critical changes
IBM Security Verify Access publishes a dedicated page to capture changes that will likely have a significant impact on a deployment during or after an upgrade.
For more information see: Critical changes
Product Synonym
IBM Security Verify Access; IBM Security Access Manager; ISAM; ISVA;
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03 February 2025
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