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Identity Mesh — September 15, 2026

Release Date: September 15, 2026
Release Type: New Features, Improvements and Bug Fixes

Overview​

This release expands settings and graph exploration, improves AI-assisted workflows, adds more useful risk ownership and financial-impact views, and makes connector and onboarding experiences clearer and more reliable.

New Features​

Explore identity and asset graphs in full screen​

Identity and asset graph widgets can now be opened in a full-screen view. Hover over a node for a quick explanation or select it to open a persistent details panel with the information available for that node. Existing selection and drill-down interactions continue to work in the expanded view.

Recognize providers at a glance​

Connector, identity-provider and external-agent settings now show provider logos instead of letter avatars, making similarly named integrations easier to identify.

More control over AI-generated widgets​

AI-generated table widgets now expose the controls they support, including search, sorting, filtering, column selection, export and removal. The assistant also gives clearer feedback when a request cannot produce a widget.

Improvements​

Faster ALE analysis​

Annualized Loss Expectancy (ALE) values are now available at the individual-risk level, with historical trends and drill-downs by layer, identity, organization, location, application and identity type. This makes it easier to move from a portfolio view to the risks and groups contributing to it.

More convenient on-premises management in Settings​

On-premises agent and connector management is now available in the GenUI Settings experience. You can review agent enrollment and health, inspect activity, heartbeats and logs, configure connectors, test connections, and add agents without leaving the settings workflow.

Clearer risk ownership​

Risk records can now identify an accountable owner directly. Risks associated with cryptographic assets also roll up to the responsible owner, so ownership views better reflect the people and teams responsible for remediation.

Broader FAIR risk coverage​

FAIR analysis now accounts for additional credential, agent and dark-web risk sources, including risks associated with non-human identities and OAuth grants.

More reliable connector status and history​

Connector status, source labels and event times are now aligned across the related settings views. Long connector histories can be browsed page by page, with the displayed range staying consistent while another page loads.

More helpful configuration errors​

Connector and identity-provider configuration errors now explain which input needs attention when that can be determined and provide additional troubleshooting detail on demand. Submitted secret values are kept out of the message.

Smoother onboarding transitions​

Switching between onboarding methods no longer sends users to an authentication screen before the required identity-provider setup is complete.

Bug Fixes​

  • The Okta native connector setup flow now presents the complete set of supported endpoint choices with consistent dependencies and filters.
  • Removing a widget from its own chat or action menu now works consistently, and the assistant no longer suggests controls that are unavailable in the current view.
  • Empty, filtered and loading widget states now retain the controls needed to recover or continue working.