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Identity Mesh — June 17, 2026

Release Date: June 17, 2026
Release Type: Mixed (New Features, Improvements)

Overview​

This release completes filtering for correlated assets on the asset details page, refines the tenant-level timestamp display preference, and corrects a misleading message on the View in ServiceNow action.

New features​

Filter correlated assets on the asset details page​

The previous release (June 10, 2026) added the underlying support for filtering the Correlated Assets section on the asset details page. This release adds the controls: you can now filter the Correlated Assets panel directly, using the same filter dialog and chip interaction you already use on the main NHI asset list.

What changed:

  • A Filters button appears next to the correlated assets header on the asset details page, for all three tabs: Software, Certificate, and Machine.

  • The filter dialog offers the same five categories as the asset list: Risk, Platforms, Owners, Organizations, and Locations — no new pattern to learn.

  • Filters applied here are scoped to the Correlated Assets panel and kept separate from the main asset list filters, so the two no longer collide or overwrite each other.

  • Active filters render as chips below the Filters button — including chips for filters that don't affect the currently visible tab, so your full investigation scope stays visible. You can remove chips individually or use Clear all.

  • Applying, removing, or clearing filters refreshes the active tab, returns you to the first page, updates the header total, and refreshes per-tab counts. Tabs with zero matches show 0 explicitly, and a clear empty state appears when no records match.

  • Filters persist as you switch between the Software, Certificate, and Machine tabs, and as you move from asset to asset during the same session.

  • If a request fails temporarily, your filter set is preserved so you can retry without rebuilding it.

Why it matters: triage of correlation-heavy assets moves from scroll-and-scan to filter-and-inspect, using the same filtering you already know from the asset list.

Timestamp display preference refinements​

The tenant-level timestamp display preference — Browser Timezone or UTC, introduced in the May 27, 2026 release — is refined in this release:

  • Daylight saving time is now handled correctly when Browser Timezone is selected — no inconsistent rendering across transitions.

  • Timestamps use one standardized format (for example, Jun 17, 2026 7:47:28 AM) in both modes — only the time zone changes, not the layout.

  • Changing the setting takes effect immediately: users pick up the new preference without signing out.

  • If the setting is missing or invalid, timestamps fall back to the platform-standard rendering — no broken timestamps.

Why it matters: administrators can pick the time zone convention that suits their team without per-user configuration, and the guarantee that exports stay in UTC keeps downstream analysis consistent regardless of the display setting.

Improvements​

Clearer message when the ServiceNow integration is not enabled​

On the asset details page, the View in ServiceNow action is disabled when the ServiceNow integration is not enabled for your tenant. Until now, the message in that state read "ServiceNow ID not available" — wording that suggested the asset lacked a ServiceNow record, when the actual cause was the integration setting.

What changed:

  • The message now clearly states that the ServiceNow integration is not enabled for the tenant.

  • Other disabled states keep their own specific messages.

  • If your tenant configuration changes during a session, the message updates on the next page view — no stale wording.

  • The behavior of the action when ServiceNow is enabled is unchanged.

Why it matters: "the asset doesn't have a ServiceNow ID" and "the integration isn't enabled for your tenant" are different problems — the message now points you at the right one.