New features:

Tivoli Access Manager Connector

EmpowerID IBM Security Verify Access connector is a bi-directional connector that talks to TAM SCIM Microservice for inventory and write-back functionality of users, groups, group membership, and organizational units. The request and response of the microservice are SCIM compliant.

Enhancements

1. All requestable resources now load using Dynamic Mapper structures: All requestable resources are loaded/fetched using IncludedPropertiesapproach and deserialized using the Dynamic Mapper. This normalizes our data retrieval strategy on both the IT Shop and the My Tasks side.

2. Show application owner's phone number and email to users: When a user logs into IT Shop and selects "Applications" to shop for and the user clicks on the "Request Access" button for the desired application, then the item request screen is displayed which includes the contact details for the application owner.

3. Workflow Studio Enhancements: 

   • Workflow Studio now supports .NET 5 Azure Functions

   • Workflow Studio now supports .NET 5 Microservices

   • Workflow Studio now supports Azure Web Jobs v3

   • Workflow Studio ships with a new template for creating SCIM Microservices in .NET 5

4. Azure Connector Enhancements: 

   • Added the ability to list, get, add, update, and delete Azure applications

   • Added the ability to list, get, add, update, and delete Azure conditional access policies.

   • The SharePoint Online (SPO) connector contains multiple Azure services including microservices, web jobs, and Azure functions used for inventorying and managing SharePoint Online in EmpowerID.

Improvements:

1. Removed dependency of length of skip token for deletedUsers, deletedGroups, and NewOrUpdatedDeletedGroups endpoints.

2. Improved Workflow Studio integration with Visual Studio.

Security Enhancements:

1. Fixed the issue of Stored XSS in FriendlyName attribute of Person

Deprecated:

1. Microservices in NET 4.0, .NET Core 2.1 and 2.2

2. Azure Functions .NET 4.0, .NET Core 2.1 and 2.2