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Identity Mesh — February 27, 2026

Version: Identity Mesh 02-27-2026
Release Date: February 27, 2026\

Overview​

This release makes everyday work in the dashboard faster: you can now apply several filters at once and clear them all in one click, and certificate algorithm details appear in a consistent, readable format across the product. It also fixes an issue that prevented accepting or rejecting weak user correlations. The improvements apply to both the Human Identity (HI) and Non-Human Identity (NHI) dashboards.

New features​

Multi-select filters with clearer controls​

Filtering across the dashboards now supports selecting several values at once, with better visibility into what is applied.

  • Select multiple filters at the same time from any filter dialog.

  • Active filters are displayed prominently, each with its own remove control.

  • A "Clear all filters" control at the dashboard level removes every active filter in one click.

  • You can remove filters directly from the asset list drawer without leaving the view.

  • The dashboard updates in real time as you add or remove filters.

  • The filter area adapts when many filters are active, so the view stays readable.

This reduces clicks in complex filter scenarios, gives clear visual feedback on the data you are looking at, and speeds up risk analysis and investigation workflows — including analysis of crypto-vulnerable assets.

Consistent public key algorithm display​

Asset lists and detail pages now show a "Public Key Algorithm" field that combines the algorithm and key size in a standardized, readable format. It replaces the previous "Key Size" field. The Signature Algorithm field is unchanged.

Examples of the new format:

  • RSA: RSA-2048, RSA-4096

  • DSA and DH: DSA-2048, DH-2048

  • Elliptic curve: EC-P256, EC-P384 for NIST curves; other curves show as EC- followed by the curve name

  • Edwards curve: ED25519, ED448

  • Post-quantum: ML-KEM-768, ML-DSA-65

The format is applied consistently across tables, detail pages, and exports, and covers both older and current algorithm naming variations. This makes it easy to judge cryptographic strength at a glance — for example, distinguishing RSA-2048 from RSA-4096 — which is especially useful when evaluating post-quantum readiness.

Bug fixes​

Accepting or rejecting weak user correlations works again​

Accepting or rejecting a weak user correlation through the Profiling Gaps workflow previously failed with an error. This is now fixed:

  • Accepting a correlation merges the users into the same identity.

  • Rejecting a correlation keeps the users in separate identities.

  • Confirmation messages display correctly, and the profiling gaps count updates immediately.

This release also includes reliability and performance improvements.