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# Version 1.27

## Settings Improvements and View License Details (Coming Soon)

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* Admins can now view and assign license details in **Default Account Settings** at the Global, Tenant, and Account levels:

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* We restructured settings for ease of use including:
  * Syncing (located in **Default Account Settings**)
  * Remediation (located in **Default Account Settings**)
  * Google Drive Syncing (restructured)
  * ATO Resilience (restructured)
  * VIP Designation (now located in **Organization Profile**)

Learn more about default settings and applying settings at the Global, Tenant, or Account levels in the [Deployment Guides](/getting-started/deployment-guides.md).

## Email Threat Detection Improvements

We updated Email Threat Detections to continue staying ahead of evolving email threats. To view any issues created from these detections:

1. From the workspace expand **Issues** then click **Email Threats.**
2. Open an issue to view analysis details.

| Improvement                                           | Purpose                                                                                                                                                 |
| ----------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Banking Detail Change Requests                        | Detects attempts to request changes to payment or banking information from newly registered domains                                                     |
| [EICAR](https://www.eicar.org/) Test String Detection | Flags emails containing the standard [EICAR](https://www.eicar.org/) test string used for testing antivirus software                                    |
| Employee Policy Update Lures                          | Detects malicious emails using fake employee policy updates as a lure                                                                                   |
| Expanded Impersonation Coverage                       | New detection patterns now cover impersonation of services like HubSpot, WeTransfer, Norton, and Adobe & related brands                                 |
| Fake Gmail Attachments                                | Identifies messages that attempt to spoof Gmail `elements.cover` impersonation of services like HubSpot, WeTransfer, Norton, and Adobe & related brands |
| Requests for Phone Numbers or PII                     | Flags messages attempting to solicit a recipient’s phone number or other personal identifiable information                                              |
| Slack Connect Abuse                                   | Detects suspicious messages using Slack Connect with mismatched reply-to addresses and organization names                                               |
| Suspicious Google Drive Notifications                 | Flags Drive notifications containing unusual language and unfamiliar reply-to addresses.                                                                |
| VIP Impersonation Using Free Email Providers          | Detects when a subject line references a configured VIP, but the sender’s email address does not match expected domains and uses a free provider        |
| Zelle Coercion via Phone Numbers                      | Identifies emails leveraging legitimate Zelle infrastructure that attempt to trick recipients into calling malicious phone numbers                      |


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