New features

New screens for incident investigation

The Incidents section now includes new screens that display data for Detections, Executables, Processes, and other relevant categories—reducing the need to switch to ESET Inspect during incident investigation. Learn more

Process tree in BETA within the Incidents section

We've introduced a BETA version of the process tree in the Incidents section to enhance clarity and streamline navigation during incident investigation. Currently, the tree displays only one detection, but this limitation will be addressed in the next release. Learn more

Patch Management expanded to Linux

We've extended Patch Management to all supported Linux distributions, ensuring they stay up to date and secure—just like Windows and macOS devices. Learn more

Network isolation available for Linux

Network isolation is now available for Linux as we've expanded this feature beyond Windows and macOS security products. Linux endpoints can be quickly isolated during security incidents, preventing threats from spreading and enhancing protection across multi-platform environments. Learn more

New installer for ESET Endpoint Antivirus for Linux

Onboarding Linux desktop devices is now easier with a comprehensive installer that includes all essential components—such as the Management Agent, EI Connector, license, and options for customization. Learn more

Basic setup extended with Vulnerability & Patch Management

Basic setup enables easy configuration of security settings across the network without using policies or dynamic groups, and now also includes Vulnerability & Patch Management. Learn more

Export of Vulnerability & Patch Management reports in PDF and CSV

Vulnerability & Patch Management reports can now be exported in both PDF and CSV formats, making it easier to share data and insights beyond the console. Learn more

Other improvements and bug fixes

Find out what else has been improved in the changelog.