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Version: 5.0

What's New?

Version 5.0

📅 Search Anywhere Framework version 5.0.0 released on April 30, 2025.

Core

⚡️Changes
  • A new feature Notes has been added, allowing users to quickly create and update notes from any section of the interface. Notes can include incidents, visualizations, Inventory module assets, files, images, and free-form text
  • Enhancements to Search Anywhere: a new data source type API has been introduced, enabling data retrieval via REST API
  • A new visualization Quick State has been added. It consists of dynamic cards that are automatically generated based on search query results. Each card displays a key metric with color indicators and an icon
  • A new visualization Tree Map has been added. It displays search results as rectangles of varying sizes, with each rectangle’s area proportional to the numeric value of the corresponding data partition
Improvements
  • By default, the sidebar in the search interface now displays only the most frequently used source fields
  • Table visualization: tooltips showing the column name are now displayed when hovering over a column
  • When a line in the search query is highlighted, all occurrences of that line are now also highlighted
  • Tooltips have been added in the search interface for the Export, Notifications, and Share buttons
  • The row count display options on the search results page have been extended — options 100 and 200 are now available
  • Pages with object lists now show the total number of items
Fixes
  • Fixed an issue where values from visualizations were incorrectly substituted into text and multi-select filters

Core: Engine

Changes
  • A new option is available that allows excluding indices from processing at search runtime using a pattern, if their data falls outside the specified time filter
Improvements
  • The name of a cross-cluster connection can now be specified in the search query without single quotes
  • The search command now supports the in function, which checks if a field's value is within a specified set
  • It is now possible to specify multiple addresses for connecting to SA Engine RE
Fixes
  • Query parsing errors now display the correct line number where the error occurred
  • Fixed the behavior of ceil and floor functions when used with large numbers in the eval command

Core: Job Scheduler

Fixes
  • Fixed suppression behavior for multivalue field

User Behavior Analytics

Changes
  • Added support for configuring Exceptions in profiling policies
  • Added partial recalculation support for Dictionary and Statistics algorithms in profiling policies

RSM

Changes
  • Beta version of RSM 2.0 released, featuring a new interface, updated logic, and enhanced metric-service linking
Improvements
  • Added automatic model update capabilities within the interface
  • Added bulk editing for models, metrics, and indicators
Fixes
  • Optimized rendering performance of the model view page

SAF Beat Manager

Changes
  • Added support for a new agent type: Vector
Improvements
  • Added support for new service installation flags:
    • --ignore-systemd: skips installing the service in systemd
    • --ignore-selinux: ignores SELinux checks and execution permissions
    • --directory: specifies custom installation directory
    • --group: sets file permissions for a specific group
Fixes
  • Fixed an issue where group setting changes (applications or files) were not reflected in the agent list
  • Fixed an issue where a client was not removed from a group
  • Fixed notification logic for new data availability
  • Fixed missing updates after invoking the reload API method
  • Fixed an issue where deleted applications or files were still shown in the agent info panel

SAF Beat

Changes
  • Added support for the Vector data collection and processing agent.
Improvements
  • Added support for new service installation flags:
    • --ignore-systemd: skips installing the service in systemd
    • --ignore-selinux: bypasses SELinux permission setup
    • --directory: allows custom installation directory
    • --group: sets permissions for a specified group
  • Added support for setting Linux capabilities for Auditbeat during service installation
  • Revised and optimized logging format and volume during service installation

Inventory

Changes
  • Introduced a relationship-building engine that enables configuring auto-linking rules between assets and provides visualizations of those links
  • The calculation module no longer requires a separate installation and is now integrated into the system
  • Asset update calculations are now executed as scheduled tasks
  • Each configuration calculation includes a Run Statistics section detailing execution status and phases
Improvements
  • Module configuration is now accessible via the UI
  • Improved user experience with redesigned interface components

Incident Manager

Changes
  • The Create Incident action in the Task Scheduler now includes an Inventory Link section for mapping asset configurations to incident fields
  • IDs now follow a new format:
    • Incidents: INC-[<installation prefix>]-<YYMMDD>-<sequence number>
    • Aggregations: AGG-[<installation prefix>]-<YYMMDD>-<sequence number>
Improvements
  • Added ability to define time bounds for Search type drilldowns
  • For aggregations, it is now possible to configure an index suffix to control result distribution across indices
  • Column width in the Incident Manager page is now adjustable
Fixes
  • Fixed issue where the client info field was not populated in Service Provider mode
  • Default value for Select fields in the incident card settings can now be cleared

MITRE ATTACK

Improvements
  • A new Detection Methods section was added to technique descriptions
  • Added the ability to view tactic descriptions
Fixes
  • The Detection Matrix now calculates results based on the selected layer

SA Engine RE

Fixes
  • Fixed an issue where parameters containing delimiter characters could not be used

Cyber Security

Changes
  • A rule import mechanism for the Sigma format has been added. Sigma rules can now be integrated into the system and used to generate search tasks with automatic query generation in SML. More than 3000 rules are available for import