# Identity Mesh — March 6, 2026

**Version:** Identity Mesh 03-06-2026\
**Release Date:** March 6, 2026\

## Overview

This release strengthens how sensitive integration settings are stored, adds user role visibility to audit logs, and fixes an issue where risk scores did not appear on the dashboard for newly onboarded organizations.

## New features

### Secure storage for integration settings

Sensitive integration settings, for example ServiceNow connection details, are now stored securely within the platform instead of in static files that could be read from the browser.

What this means for you:

- Integration settings are no longer exposed in browser-accessible files, improving your security posture.
- Configuration changes take effect immediately, without waiting for a new deployment.
- Every configuration change is recorded with who made it and when, giving you a full audit trail.

No action is required.

### User roles in audit logs

The Audit Logs table (Settings > Config Management > Audit Logs) now includes a Role column that shows the role — admin or user — granted at sign-in.

- Successful sign-in entries show the authenticated user's role.
- Entries where a role does not apply, such as non-login events, show "-".
- Sessions from users with different roles display correctly in the same view.

This gives compliance and security teams clear visibility into the privilege level of each session and supports regulatory requirements for access-level logging.

## Bug fixes

### Risk scores not shown for new organizations

Fixed an issue where a newly onboarded organization's dashboard showed a risk score of 0 after data was ingested through connectors (for example AWS, Azure, or TriNet), even though risks had already been identified. The bubble chart also appeared flat and grey, with no risk-based sizing.

The dashboard now correctly aggregates risk from both human and non-human identities:

- Risk scores appear as soon as ingested data has been assessed.
- The bubble chart sizes and colors entities according to their risk.
- Risk profiles show accurate severity levels and counts.