What's new and upcoming with Citrix technology and features

Previously, customers with new paid entitlement to Citrix Analytics for Security had to turn on Data Processing in the site card of specific data sources to begin processing data for those data sources.

Licensing for Citrix DaaS and Endpoint Management has been optimized to make it easier to release assigned licenses in bulk. With a single click, customers can display only users and associated devices with licenses that are eligible for release. 

You can now manage Session Recording servers by load-balancing them across multiple sites and create or activate a policy for all Session Recording servers in a site at a time. Visit What's new - Session Recording service for more details.

The User Experience dashboard shows the classification of connected HDX users and sessions

Citrix now offers Citrix Service Providers (CSPs) a centralized view of license consumption associated with the Application Delivery Management (ADM) service within the License Usage Insights console.

If the user logs on from two locations that are too far apart to travel within the elapsed time, Citrix Analytics detects this activity as an impossible travel scenario and triggers the Impossible travel risk indicator.

Citrix now offers Citrix Service Providers the option to remove a service from a linked customer.

On the Security Analytics dashboards and reports and in the data sent by Security Analytics to your SIEM service, all the Virtual Apps and Desktops labels are now updated as Apps and Desktops to align with the rebranded product name.

Service continuity is now supported for Citrix Workspace app for iOS in general availability.

Citrix introduces REST APIs to create and consume reports that help you to manage licensing in Citrix Cloud. As an IT administrator, use the Citrix cloud licensing APIs in tandem with on-premises Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops or Citrix DaaS.