FIPS 140-3 compliant cryptographic communications (On-Premises customers)
A new Compliance section has been added to the Configuration > Settings > Security settings with a toggle to Enable FIPS mode (disabled by default). Enabling it will require all agents, remote control and mobile client applications connecting to the platform to use a FIPS-certified cryptographic module. Additionally, remote desktop clients will use the FIPS-certified cryptographic module when connecting to relay servers or directly to agents using peer-to-peer connectivity.
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