What's New

The following changes have been made in KeyControl Version 10.4.1.

For a list of changes made in earlier releases, see Release Change History.

What's New in KeyControl Version 10.4.1

Important: Beginning with KeyControl 10.1, you must install the KeyControl Compliance Manager when you install KeyControl. The KeyControl Compliance Manager is used to onboard and license KeyControl Vaults.

Feature

Description

Where Documented

Updated to Oracle Linux

Entrust KeyControl now runs on the Entrust-hardened version of Oracle Linux.

Entrust Hardened OS

Support for OIDC with AD in KeyControl Vault Management appliance.

You can now use OpenID Connect (OIDC) Authentication with Active Directory in the KeyControl Vault Management appliance.

Configuring OIDC with Active Directory for KeyControl

Support for OIDC without AD in KeyControl Vault Management appliance.

You can now use OpenID Connect (OIDC) Authentication without configuring Active Directory in the KeyControl Vault Management appliance.

Configuring OIDC for KeyControl

Added support for AWS multi-Region keys.

AWS multi-Region keys are AWS KMS keys in different AWS Regions that can be used interchangeably. The KeyControl Vault for Cloud Keys now supports using AWS multi-region keys in BYOK.

Creating a CloudKey for AWS

Added support for Azure RBAC

The KeyControl Vault for Cloud Keys now supports the Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) as well as the access policy model authorization system.

Set Permissions for the BYOK Service by Configuring Each Azure Key Vault

Secondary Approval support for Secrets

You can now use secondary approval with the KeyControl Vault for Secrets.

About Secondary Approval

Personal Access Token

You can now use Personal Access tokens in your KeyControl Vaults that are using OIDC for authentication to use as a password for API and CLI commands.

Personal Access Tokens

TLS 1.3 and EMS

Added support for TLS 1.3 and Extended Master Secret (TLS). TLS 1.3 is the default for all new KeyControl installations.

Configuring TLS

Cluster-wide self-signed certificates

You can now set KeyControl to use self-signed certificates for all nodes in a cluster.

Using Self-Signed Certificates for All Nodes in a Cluster

IMDSv2 support

The KeyControl appliance AMI now only supports Instance Metadata Service (IMDS) version 2 for AWS Cloud.

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