MAVIS Feature

Support for FTP protocol connections and file operations
- MAVIS now supports establishing connections via the FTP protocol, enabling users to upload and download files and folders. This enhances compatibility with legacy systems and special environments.
Custom key/value fields in Secret configuration
- When setting the Secret type to “Account & Password”, users can now define custom key/value fields to improve flexibility in credential management.
LINE Notification Integration
- Important alerts from JIT and policy-based rules are now delivered via LINE in addition to email. This includes:
  - JIT Access – Notifications for login requests and approval
  - SSH Command Blacklist – Admins can now terminate sessions or disable users directly via LINE
Connection statistics added to Dashboard
- The MAVIS Dashboard now displays connection metrics for Web Applications, Databases, and VNC, allowing administrators to easily monitor usage and trends.
Support for white-label customization
- The system now supports customization of product names, logos, and other white-label branding elements to align with enterprise identity requirements.
Deployment on SAKURA Cloud now supported
- MAVIS can now be deployed on the SAKURA Cloud platform in Japan, supporting more diverse on-premises and cloud architecture scenarios.
New Database Support: SQL Server
- Users can now onboard SQL Server into Mavis and establish secure connections for privileged access management.

MAVIS Enhancement

- Session Log: naming and feature enhancements
  - Renamed: The former “Session Recording” is now renamed to “Session Log” to reflect its inclusion of full session recordings, user actions, and file activity.
  - Navigation: Links to Access Logs are now available from the Session Detail page.
  - Sidebar: Log categories are now ordered as: Session Log → Access Log → Audit Log.
  - UI Optimization: If a session contains no video content, the Video tab will be hidden to improve clarity.

Fixed UI interaction and navigation issues affecting Remote UI, Access Service, and Web Application
Improved system stability during initial login, page transitions, and history detail access
Adjusted Line integration interface and Reset button behavior
Corrected SQL Server session log display; now properly reflects DB server activity
Resolved issues in new deployments where pages failed to load or could not connect