Documentation update To provide a better user experience, we have now created a separate documentation space for BMC Helix Automation Console (previously called BMC Helix Vulnerability Management). Users of BMC Helix Automation Console can find the latest documentation at BMC Helix Automation Console..

22.1 enhancements and patches


Review the Automation Console 22.1 enhancements and patches for features that will benefit your organization and to understand changes that might impact your users.

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22.1

BMC applies upgrades as described in the BMC Helix Upgrade policy. BMC applies upgrades and patches during Maintenance windows..


22.1 


Configure the number of targets for running jobs simultaneously

You can now configure the maximum number of targets where a patch job can run simultaneously. The default setting is 60. For more information, see Configuring-the-number-of-targets-for-running-jobs.

Support for the asset tag filter

On the Patch, Vulnerability, and Compliance dashboards, you can use the asset tag filter to filter out assets based on the asset tags created on the Scanned and Managed assets pages. This filtered list enables you to create operations to quickly remediate vulnerabilities on these assets. For more information, see Using-dashboards.

Edit patch remediation operations

You can now update a patch remediation operation that is created to remediate missing patches. For details, see Working-with-operations.

Share discovered assets with non-admin users

You can now provide a list of security groups who can view the discovered assets apart from the admin users. The security groups that are already imported in Automation Console can view the Discovery Assets page. This page is visible to the assigned security groups only after the discovered assets data is refreshed. For more information, see Configuring-the-BMC-Discovery-connector.

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Exceptions for network devices

You can now create exceptions to exclude vulnerabilities on network devices for a selected period. When you create a remediation operation, vulnerabilities that are a part of an exception are not displayed. You can remediate these vulnerabilities later. Exceptions ensure that an operation is not created for these vulnerabilities due to human error. 
Administrators can create exceptions and operators can only view the details of the exceptions created in their environment. For more information, see Exceptions.

 

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