New features of Mindbreeze InSpire 25.3 Release



Are you interested in the highlights of the Mindbreeze InSpire 25.3 Release? Learn more in the following blog post!

 

High security through Major Package Manager Upgrade

Software vulnerability management is an essential part of our core product development processes. To meet our high security standards, the constant detection, evaluation and treatment of security gaps and vulnerabilities is an absolute priority. For an even faster response to potential vulnerabilities in deployed software components, a central Package Manager is being upgraded to the latest major version with the Mindbreeze InSpire 25.3 Release.

  

Database Connector – Fast and easy indexing of databases

By updating Mindbreeze InSpire to the Mindbreeze InSpire 25.3 Release, customers can now use the new Database Connector. The connector is quick and easy to configure and enables administrators to index data from PostgreSQL, MySQL and Oracle databases. This enables users to use data from databases in 360-Degree Views and in the Mindbreeze InSpire AI Chat, for example.

The compatibility of the database connector with other databases can be extended through a Feature Request. Please contact us at Mindbreeze Support.

 

Web Connector – JavaScript mode offers optimized handling of HTTP authentication dialogues

The Web Connector enables Mindbreeze customers to use various web content in their Insight Apps. To be able to use content from websites with HTTP authentication dialogues in JavaScript mode, the Web Connector has been optimized in the Mindbreeze InSpire 25.3 Release. Administrators can now use a stored credential to index websites with HTTP authentication dialogues and use this additional web content in Mindbreeze InSpire.

 

Detailed information on all innovations can be found in our release notes.

Contact our experts for further information.

 

 

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