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# Automator 17.1.5

Released on Sep 14, 2026

This is a security-focused release addressing API security hardening across REST endpoints and updating third-party library dependencies. All Automator deployments should be upgraded to version 17.1.5 as soon as possible, or during the next scheduled maintenance window.

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As documented, ensure all Automator deployments adhere to our recommended [Ingress Requirements](/en/sso-connect-cloud/device-approvals/automator/ingress-requirements.md), ensuring all inbound traffic is restricted to Keeper's infrastructure.
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### Security Updates

* **KAA-169: API Security Hardening**\
  Strengthened security controls across Automator REST API endpoints based on 3rd party pen tests and Bugcrowd issues.
* **KAA-185: 3rd Party Library Dependencies & SBOM Updates**\
  Upgraded third-party library dependencies, including Netty and Keycloak components, in accordance with our regular SDLC and SBOM vulnerability remediation processes.

### Update Instructions

Updating to version 17.1.5 is recommended for all active deployments:

* **For container deployments:** Pull the latest container image and restart the service. If re-initialization is required, run the Keeper Commander `automator setup` followed by `automator init` as described in the relevant installation method documentation.
* **For other deployment methods:** Refer to the Automator documentation for detailed upgrade steps.

See the [Keeper Automator Documentation](/en/sso-connect-cloud/device-approvals/automator.md) for full deployment and configuration management instructions.


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