Release Notes
Highlights of each Sicura Console release, newest first. These are the changes you'll notice as a user — smaller fixes and internal improvements ship in every release but aren't listed here.
To run a specific release, use its version as the image tag:
registry.customers.sicura.us/products/sicura-console:<version>
2026.8.0 — 2026-08-17¶
- Scanning — scan results now tell you when a reboot is required because auditd is set to immutable, instead of the finding silently persisting
- Enforcement — enforcement jobs support variable Hiera file sets, enabling per-scope configuration overrides to be delivered to the Agent as files
- UI fixes — editing users works correctly again, and the node tree keeps its expansion state when nodes are deleted, renamed, or created
- Fixed — the CIS assessor download URL now includes the platform in the filename
2026.7.0 — 2026-07-21¶
- Benchmarks — added RHEL 10 DISA manual remediation content
- Enforcement — the Agent now uses Hiera plan data provided by the Console
- UI — consistent row styling in the license history table
- Documentation — this documentation site launched, replacing the previous docs location
2025.5.0¶
The 2025.5.0 release was a major transition for Sicura Console:
- Completely rewritten frontend — a modern, responsive web interface with improved navigation, better visualization of compliance data, streamlined configuration workflows, and improved performance and accessibility
- Redesigned database — the database schema was completely redesigned and is not compatible with previous versions; upgrading to 2025.5.0 requires a fresh database
If you're upgrading from an RPM-based installation:
- You'll need to migrate to the container-based installation
- A fresh database is required — data migration from RPM installations is not supported
- You'll need to create new configuration files based on your existing settings
- You'll need to re-register all agents and reconfigure your compliance profiles
For detailed instructions, see the upgrade guide.
2025.2.0¶
- Container-only distribution — as of this release, RPM-based installations are no longer supported; the Console ships exclusively as a container image. See Container Installation and Deployment with SSL for deployment options.