A roundup of the latest features, enhancements, and console improvements shipping across the Atakama managed browser this release.
Create policy rules that prevent users from pasting content into specific websites. An added layer of browser-based data protection that reduces the risk of sensitive information ending up in unsanctioned or risky web applications.
A guided flow for building AI usage policies, making it faster to roll out Allow, Warn, and Block rules across sanctioned and shadow AI apps without piecing together individual settings.
Atakama now automatically deploys and manages the Firefox extension on Windows endpoints, bringing it in line with Chrome and Edge for consistent browser coverage.
A new Mac tab on the Agent & Extension page provides download buttons for the RMM install script, uninstall script, and .pkg file, plus links to the Mac feature support guide and extension login prompt configuration.
A full event table with filterable, sortable columns, colored action badges, and CSV export, making it easier to review and report on activity.
The Management Console has a refreshed visual theme, with updated colors, buttons, fonts, and component styling for a cleaner, more consistent experience across all pages.
When a trusted website contains embedded malicious resources (such as a flagged icon or script), Atakama now loads the page while silently blocking only the malicious sub-resources. Previously, the entire page would be blocked. This reduces unnecessary disruption for users while maintaining full protection against malicious content.
We've added credentials warning logs to the Credentials Analysis page, giving administrators improved visibility into risky credential events.
Allow, Block, and Warn actions now appear as clearer multi-choice selectors with distinct visual states, and toggle switches have replaced the old enabled/disabled buttons, for a more intuitive policy configuration experience.
We've also resolved a number of issues, many focused on DNS reliability and internal resource access.
Closed a brief DNS gap during dock/undock events on Windows laptops with docking stations.
Internal queries now reach local domain controllers, restoring mapped drives and internal resources.
The rule is now reliably created when DNS is re-enabled via policy.
Fixed timeouts under heavy query volume that were adding latency.
Resolved a third-party software conflict that dropped local domain access until restart.
Active Entra-joined users who sign into Office 365 now appear correctly.
Logged-in users no longer see a false red warning on the extension icon.
Password grades are now recorded for Okta login events.
Walk through the new console, paste-block policies, and AI Controls Wizard with our team.
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