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Version: 2.14.1

What's New in 2.14.1

Version 2.14.1 introduces improvements to Application Fingerprinting in Ransomware Defender, Disaster Recovery, and adds support for OneFS 9.13.1.

Application Fingerprinting​

Automated Event Ingestion​

Past events in the Application Fingerprinting database are now ingested automatically during upgrade. The system reads events with a false positive or unresolved status directly from the database, removes duplicates, and runs the ingestion in the background — no additional commands or changes to the upgrade process are required.

Expedited Processing for Excluded Threat Detections​

Threat detections TD6, TD7, and TD11 are now processed earlier in the Application Fingerprinting analysis. Previously, these excluded threat detections waited up to 2 minutes for the full AFP analysis cycle. They are now handled independently, reducing detection latency.

See also​

For full details on configuration and behavior, see Application Fingerprinting.

Platform Support​

OneFS 9.13.1 Support​

Eyeglass now supports OneFS version 9.13.1.

Disaster Recovery​

Parallel Failover Enhancements​

Improved the reliability of parallel failover operations. You can now run multiple failover jobs simultaneously without encountering API concurrency issues that could interrupt failover operations.

Need Help?​

  • Contact Support: Reach out to Superna Support for configuration assistance or troubleshooting help