Refresh credentials for an enabled source
Admins can now refresh the credentials of an already-enabled source directly from the source's row. There's no need to disconnect and reconnect the integration to rotate an expiring token.
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Follow @officiallyiru ↗Admins can now refresh the credentials of an already-enabled source directly from the source's row. There's no need to disconnect and reconnect the integration to rotate an expiring token.
Uploading a new questionnaire in the Trust Center is now restricted to admin roles, matching the permission model used elsewhere in the product.
Acknowledgement exports now include the specific policy each acknowledgement was for as well as the acknowledgement date, so audit-ready records are one click away.
The Users table now supports filtering by a specific policy and sorting by acknowledgement count, so admins can quickly see, for example, who hasn't acknowledged a given policy yet.
Every published policy now shows its current acknowledgement count on the policy's detail page, giving admins immediate visibility into rollout progress without digging into the Users table.
NIST CSF 2.0 and NIST 800-53 are now available as frameworks in Iru Compliance, with AI-generated controls and actions and coverage tracking across each framework's full requirement set.
Policies can now carry a due date, giving admins a clear target for when an assigned policy should be acknowledged by employees.
Each row of the Users table now shows badges for the policies that user has (or hasn't) acknowledged, letting admins spot gaps across the workforce at a glance.
A new scheduled job now sends reminder emails to newly onboarded employees who have policies pending acknowledgement, so nothing slips through the cracks in the first days on the job.
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