12.1.430 Platform Release

Released August 20, 2026

This release is a patch update for the 12.1 platform release.

Addressed issues

• Automation flows: Data lifecycle flows now run more reliably, with higher default step timeouts (and the option to configure your own) so long-running flows complete fully instead of timing out with partial results.

• Automation flows: Poll intervals and action timeouts now run independently, so long-running subflows keep going even if a single poll is slow.

• Vulnerability computation: Vulnerability ticket computation is now more reliable, with relationship lookups no longer timing out during large compute runs.

• Vulnerability computation: Vulnerability computation now runs smoothly even when source data contains invalid characters — that data is sanitized automatically before it's stored.

• Platform resilience: Connector agents now stay online and sync reliably when the platform runs across multiple server instances, with registrations recovering and routing automatically.

• Processing performance: Improved vulnerability computation performance by making fuller use of available processing threads, so large compute runs complete substantially faster.

• Platform stability: The platform now stays responsive during concurrent relationship reads and deletes, with bounded wait times preventing database stalls and service restarts.

• Platform stability: Large compute runs are now more memory-efficient, with bounded internal caching helping avoid service restarts.

• Platform stability: Scheduled orchestration runs are now recorded as soon as they start, so you'll always have a complete execution history to reference.

• Explorer: Findings exports are now more reliable — when an added Asset attribute expands to multiple related values, exports include all matching records instead of coming back empty.

Known issues

• Dataset export from a list view may ignore the view's configured filter and export the full unfiltered dataset, which can hit row-count or timeout limits on large views.

• Metric definitions do not compute when a target dimension uses an alias.