Steven Lafortune
Right on schedule per our CEO David’s Devolutions’ 2025 Roadmap, in the last few days we unveiled the year’s first major updates (2025.1) across our full product ecosystem, including:
- Remote Desktop Manager
- Devolutions Server
- Devolutions PAM
- Devolutions Hub
- Devolutions Gateway
- Devolutions Workspace
Our talented Product Marketing Manager, Yann, created a great new video exploring some of the exciting additions and improvements. Below is a summary of what Yann covered in his tour of the 2025.1 releases:
What’s new in Remote Desktop Manager 2025.1
- CyberArk Secure Infrastructure Access (SIA): Launch RDP and SSH sessions via CyberArk SIA to secure your endpoints.
- Artificial intelligence integration: Open a basic chat with the ability to correct and summarize text in certain boxes (currently works with Ollama, OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, and Gemini; Claude will be added soon).
- Advanced management features: Fully configure Devolutions PAM and managed Devolutions Gateway instances directly from within RDM.
- Flexible access with portable licenses: Retain a license provided by its data source (Devolutions Server, Devolutions Hub, or SQL Server) for a set period. If another data source lacks a license, RDM checks for an available and unexpired license, and if found will use it.
What’s new in Devolutions Server 2025.1
- Grant temporary access to all connections in a folder: Instead of individually selecting and temporarily sharing entries with a user, save time and effort by selecting an entire folder and share all of its entries at once.
- Enhanced views of web-based sessions: See all web-based sessions within a single tab, instead of opening in a new window (this improvement was introduced in Devolutions Hub, and we are thrilled to bring it to Devolutions Server!).
- Expanded vault search: Include the system vault in searches, which makes it easier and faster to find shared entries.
What’s new in Devolutions PAM 2025.1
- Enhanced SSH key management: Rotate and control SSH keys across systems in order to manage, govern, and enforce user access rules and policies.
- PAM-specific permission support: Lock down PAM accounts with permissions such as resetting passwords, forcing check-ins, and reading logs.
What’s new in Devolutions Hub 2025.1
- Enhanced management of privileged accounts: Scan, import, and manage privileged accounts with customizable account providers directly from within Devolutions Hub.
- Automate and distribute reports: Schedule the generation of expired entry reports, expiring entry reports, and password analyzer reports, and automatically email them to users.
What’s new in Devolutions Gateway 2025.1
- Unified Devolutions Gateway management: Manage updates from a single, centralized location by choosing to update to the latest/specific version, or launching a bulk update for multiple Gateways.
- Session shadowing: Watch an in-progress session recording to assist, troubleshoot, and audit in-process work.
- Alternate Gateways: Ensure connectivity by using alternate Gateways to manually select specific fallbacks, instead having to run a Gateway farm.
What’s new in Devolutions Workspace 2025.1
- Entry autotype support: Rapidly fill out firms and sign into applications by having Workspace automatically capture text from entries, and type them into websites.
- Safari support: The rewritten and updated browser extension for Workspace now fully supports the new Apple Safari browser extension standard.
Watch the video now
Enjoy the video below, or watch it on our YouTube channel.
Tell us what you think
Many of the additions and improvements across the 2025.1 updates were suggested to us by members of our global user community. Please continue sharing your experiences and advice. Tell us what you like, as well as what you want us to add, improve, or change in the future. We are always listening to you, and focusing on new and better ways to help work safer and smarter.
Marc-Andre Moreau