What shipped, and what it changes.
Every release to the platform and the Mission Control Portal, written for the people who operate it. Each entry says what it does, who gets it, and whether it is Live or still rolling out. No roadmap language, no "coming soon".
Shipped, not announced.
These notes cover the last four platform releases. The pattern behind them is consistent: work that used to travel through a Mission Control ticket becomes something you can do yourself, and the data you need to decide moves into one view instead of five.
From May 2025 to February 2026.
Counted from the releases on this page, not from a roadmap.
Newest first.
Open a release for the full detail: what it does, how to find it in the portal, and what you need to switch it on.
Firewall rules and routes, without a ticket.
Two changes that used to travel through Mission Control are now yours to make directly: firewall policies and static routes. Alongside them, BGP and DHCP configuration move into one view each, and Lucy starts answering operational questions inside the portal.
- Instant firewall changes with self-serviceLive
- Manage static routes with self-serviceLive
- All your BGP configuration in one placeLive
- DHCP configuration, unified in one viewLive
- Lucy: AI-powered self-service inside the portalRolling out
Measure it, edit it, on your own schedule.
This release is about not waiting. Run your own line tests, edit your own interfaces, change your own firewall objects, and report on any month you like instead of the current one.
- Measure network performance with Speed TestLive
- Edit network interfaces yourselfLive
- Simpler firewall changes with self-serviceLive
- Inventory View V2: more views, more insightLive
One agent for SSE, and the mile that broke.
The headline is Managed SSE: SWG, ZTNA, CASB and FWaaS behind a single agent. Underneath it, five changes to the portal that answer the questions troubleshooting actually starts with.
- Managed SSE: one agent for four servicesLive
- Clarity with the new SD-WAN Service OverviewLive
- Pinpoint issues with Backbone performance metricsLive
- Filter smarter with Logs Explorer exclusion modeLive
- Spot traffic flows in the renewed Host Interfaces tableLive
- Copy information from tables in one clickLive
Every log, in one place, and in your SIEM.
Firewall log analysis moves to the Logs Explorer, ZTNA gets its own overview and logs, and the Logs API ships firewall, ZTNA, web and authentication logs straight into your own tooling.
- Improved firewall log analysisLive
- New AI category for the Secure Web GatewayLive
- Inventory View CSV exportLive
- Logs API: Open Systems logs in your SIEMLive
- Firewall object export with a Members columnLive
- ZTNA tools in the Mission Control PortalLive
Three things worth knowing.
Live means live
Every entry carries the same maturity label used across this site. Live is in production today. Rolling out is real, running with selected customers, and not yet general. Nothing here is a plan.
Deep links need a sign-in
Links marked as portal links go into the Mission Control Portal help section. They open for customers with an account. Everything you need to judge a feature is on the release page itself.
Permissions come from Mission Control
Self-service features are permission-gated, for good reason. Your Technical Account Manager switches them on, and the same route gets you into early access programmes.
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