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Sometimes the question arises if Access Requests can consider NAT Rules also

Option 1:
End users opening an Access Request ticket are mostly not interested if NAT is necessary for ther request or not. In most cases they even won't know if NAT is neccessary. So in this case the question if NAT should be considered in the ticket is not that important.

Option 2:
An administrator knows that NAT is needed and tries to configure it in the ticket. This is possible:

Opening the object browser allows to provide IP addresses and NAT addresses

This results in a specific entry for Destination:

So everything seems ok, BUT this needs to be considered:

• Risk Analysis doesn't use NAT information
• Designer doesn't use NAT information
• Verifier doesn't use NAT information

Due to these facts, it's not really recommended to use NAT in Access Request tickets.

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In Red Hat Enterprise Linux (and therefore also in CentOS as well as TufinOS) a new vulnerability has been found.

An industry-wide issue has been found in the way many modern microprocessor designs have implemented speculative execution of Load & Store instructions (a commonly used performance optimization). As a result, an unprivileged attacker could use this flaw to read privileged memory by conducting targeted cache side-channel attacks.
See more details here: Speculative Store Bypass and Rogue System Register Read.

This issue will be addressed in TufinOS 2.17 and not by a patch for 2.16. The reasons are a local attack vector and a high attack complexity. The second flaw is rated with a low base score.

So in Tufin 2.17 these issues are addressed. This version is planned for August 2018.
The release of this version will be published by Tufin - and here in this Blog.

In Red Hat Enterprise Linux (and therefore also in CentOS as well as TufinOS) a command injection flaw has been found in the NetworkManager integration script included in the DHCP Client packages.
It allows attackers spoofing responses of a DHCP Server to execute arbitrary commands with the privileges of root on vulnerable systems using NetworkManager and configured to obtain network configuration via DHCP.
Further information can be found at Red Hat under CVE-2018-1111 as well as at Tufin.

Since TufinOS 1.x isn't supported any more, no fix will be published.
In TufinOS 2.x this issue is addressed in TufinOS 2.16. Since this is the current version from now, the upgrade should also be done if no DHCP Client packages are used.

Please be aware that when using TOS in HA configuration, starting with TufinOS 2.16 the upgrade can be done in an easier way as before.

Tufin has released the first version of the Tufin Orchestration Suite in 2018: R18-1. TOS 18-1 is available as GA now, delivering some improvements, e.g.

Cloud

• SecureTrack
  Support of AWS AssumeRole as part of the AWS Security Token Service
• SecureTrack
  Support of the latest Microsoft Azure SDK 1.2.0

Security Policy Change Automation and Orchestration

• SecureTrack, SecureChange
  Rule Recertification Automation by a specific workflow
• SecureTrack, SecureChange
  Cisco Firepower Automation (including Target Suggestion, Risk Analysis, Designer and Verifier)
• SecureChange
  New Workflow Customization Triggers (e.g. when Automatic Step fails, Pre-Assignment Script)
• SecureChange
  Enhancements for Manual Target Selection
• SecureTrack, SecureChange
  Stealth Rule is considered now by Designer

Security, Risk, and Compliance

• SecureTrack
  Automatic Policy Generator (APG) for Palo Alto Panorama and Fortinet FortiManager

Devices and Platforms

• SecureTrack
  Dynamic Routing Support for Palo Alto and Fortinet
• SecureTrack, SecureChange
  Extended Generic NAT for Palo Alto
• SecureTrack, SecureChange
  Topology Support for Cisco Firepower
• Support of new devices
  • Fortinet FortiManager 5.4.4
  • Fortinet FortiGate 5.2.11
  • F5 13.0
  • Cisco Security Manager 4.15
  • Cisco Firepower 6.2.3
  • Microsoft Azure SDK 1.2.0

REST API

• Improvements for SecureTrack
  • Parameter show_members for Network Object APIs
  • Network Topology APIs for NSX
  • Retrieve Total Available Records
  • Offline Device APIs
• Improvements for SecureChange
  • new Tickets API - Confirm

Further improvements as well as corrections are included.
The latest version of the Tufin Orchestration Suite can be found at the Tufin Portal: https://portal.tufin.com