What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

Until now, Citrix provided a disk image and accompanying script to support deploying the Connector Appliance in cloud services. With this change the Connector Appliance will be available within the Amazon Web Services (AWS) marketplace and deployed directly without the need for a script.

Until now, Citrix provided a disk image and accompanying script to support deploying the Connector Appliance in cloud services. With this change the Connector Appliance will be available within the Microsoft Azure marketplace and deployed directly without the need for a script.

You can now restrict access to selected recordings from within the Session Recording service. In addition to playback permissions, this feature provides more granular access control. Restricted recordings are not accessible to Session Recording read-only administrators — Citrix Cloud administrators assigned only the Session Recording-ReadOnlyAdmin, All role.

Within an HDX session, users can authenticate using password-less FIDO2 security keys. FIDO2 security keys provide a seamless way for enterprise employees to authenticate to virtual apps or desktops that support FIDO2 without entering a user name or password.

The Connector Appliance now provides functionality to connect a resource location to forests that do not contain Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops resources.

The Secure Private Access dashboard now provides detailed visibility into several user metrics such as app usage, top app users, top apps accessed, diagnostic logs, and so on.

Impossible Travel RI Enhancement The Impossible Travel risk indicators have been enhanced to report the registering organization and routing type of client IP addresses. These new fields are available both in the user timeline indicator detail views and in indicator details sent to SIEM.

Support for SAML group-based administration within Citrix Cloud

The limit on the number of rows that you can export using the Export to CSV format feature on the Self-service pages is now increased from 10K rows to 100K rows.

In VMware virtualization environments, when creating a machine catalog, you can now set a desired folder ID for the catalog. You can also change the folder ID after you create the catalog. When the folder ID changes, only the new VMs will be created inside the new folder. Existing VMs remain in the old folder.