Welcome to Naverisk 2026 R1!

This release focuses on enhancing administrative visibility and providing more granular control over infrastructure updates. Our primary objective was to streamline workflow management within the Naverisk Controller and introduce a high-performance, 64-bit architecture for Windows environments.

Key updates include improved scheduling oversight for complex client hierarchies, more efficient job replication processes, and the rollout of our next-generation Windows agent. By prioritizing both performance and deployment control, these enhancements allow you to maintain peak system stability while modernizing your managed endpoints at a pace that suits your specific operational requirements.

Next-Generation 64-Bit Windows Agent

We are introducing a new 64-bit Windows Agent, built to leverage the architecture of modern 64-bit operating systems.

Key Benefits:  

• Provides superior performance

• Improved memory management

• Enhanced stability for managing modern Windows endpoints

Granular Control for 64-Bit Agent Upgrades

To ensure stability and maintenance window compliance, you have full control over when devices transition to the new 64-bit agent.  

This includes:

• Triggered Upgrades: A new dropdown on the Client Settings page allows you to set the agent type upgrade to trigger the next time the agent reconnects to the Naverisk Controller.

• Enhanced Visibility: A new column has been added to the Client Grid within the Client & Licensing section, clearly displaying which clients have the 64-bit upgrade enabled.

Network Controller Requirements

Please note that the Network Controller will not be upgraded automatically. To transition a device acting as a Network Controller to the 64-bit agent, the Network Controller package must first be removed. Once the package is removed, the device can be upgraded to the 64-bit agent and subsequently reinstated as a Network Controller.

Key Benefits:

• Empowers you to manage the rollout of new technology at your own pace,

• Ensures zero disruption to critical client environments while providing clear oversight of your upgrade progress.

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Show Sub-Clients on Job Scheduling

Users can now toggle a Show Sub-Clients option within the Job List tab of the Scheduling page. This allows for a consolidated view of all scheduled tasks across a parent client and its associated sub-entities.

Key Benefits:

• Improves visibility and administrative efficiency by allowing you to manage

• Audit schedules across your entire client hierarchy from a single screen

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Enable Scheduled Job Copies

When copying a scheduled job, you now have the explicit option to enable the new copy immediately during the creation process.

Key Benefits:

• Reduces manual configuration steps

• Ensures that replicated workflows begin executing without the need to navigate into the new job's settings to toggle it on

Calendar Scheduling Optimization

We have refined the process that publishes "next scheduled dates" when navigating the Calendar. This back-end optimization prevents the system from double-handling job creation during the UI render.

Key Benefits:  

• Increases system reliability and UI responsiveness by eliminating redundant background processes during calendar navigation
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Other performance, stability & quality improvements

• Fixed: Issue where the Activity tab would fail to load after refreshing a ticket via the ticket number breadcrumb

• Fixed: Issue where rows were not highlighted when individual items were checked in grids

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