Identity Mesh — January 23, 2026
Version: Identity Mesh 01-23-2026
Release Date: January 23, 2026\
Overview
This release improves how cryptographic assets are displayed, makes asset ownership visible across all asset types, and fixes issues reported during post-quantum cryptography (PQC) evaluations.
Key highlights:
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The ServiceNow integration now uses single sign-on, so you are no longer prompted for credentials.
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The owning group is now shown for every asset type.
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Cryptographic assets now display key size and the full signature algorithm.
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New sorting and filtering options in asset lists.
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Dashboard widget refinements based on customer feedback.
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Machine assets imported from ServiceNow always display a usable name.
Bug fixes
Authentication and single sign-on
- The View in ServiceNow link now signs you in through single sign-on instead of prompting you for credentials. The link also opens the correct ServiceNow record for cryptographic assets.
Data integrity
- Fixed an issue where the external identifier of a machine asset could be missing from correlated asset data, which affected asset correlation.
Improvements
Sorting and filtering
- You can now sort and filter cryptographic asset lists by the Owner and Installed On columns. This makes it easier to spot patterns, for example which owners have the most cryptographic assets.
Dashboard widgets
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The Top Assets widget has a refined layout, with updated colors, typography, icons, and interactive states, and improved spacing between the header, tabs, and bar charts. The View more button is now hidden when fewer than five bars are displayed, and asset counts and bar order update as you select filters or bars.
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The Top Categories widget now respects your active filters, including the selected organization, so its data matches the rest of the dashboard.
Asset display
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Machine assets imported from ServiceNow now always display a usable label: the asset name when it is available, otherwise the asset's ServiceNow identifier. This prevents blank asset labels in the dashboard.
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Cryptographic assets now show both the key size and the full signature algorithm, including the hashing algorithm. Both appear in the asset detail view and in all lists, giving you better visibility for PQC analysis.
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The owning group is now displayed for every asset type, including cryptographic, software, and machine assets. It appears in the asset detail view and in all lists, improving ownership visibility and accountability.
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Machine ownership data is more accurate: when a machine has no owning group in the source system, Mesh now uses the individually assigned owner instead.
This release also includes internal testing and reliability improvements.