Conditional Rules for DCF tables allow users to build smart, dynamic forms, and to selectively hide or require fields and data.

Some of the new features and enhancements in Keylight 4.2 include: “In Keylight 4.2, Conditional Rules and a new navigation menu bring further configurability and an updated look and feel to the most flexible GRC platform on the market.” “This is one of our largest Keylight releases to date,” Goodwin said. Reporting, workflow and application enhancements make it simpler for customers to use risk and compliance data to the fullest extent, within role-based security parameters. Other Keylight 4.2 updates include a redesigned navigation menu and two new integration methods. This allows dynamic logic to be built directly into the record, in order to efficiently capture or require only the appropriate data. With Conditional Rules, an administrator can define one or many actions to occur when a specific condition is achieved. In Keylight 4.2, users gain access to Conditional Rules, a major addition to the patented Dynamic Content Framework (DCF), which is the highly scalable and flexible foundation of the Keylight platform.

“End users will find the Keylight platform more powerful, making it easier to manage their GRC processes.” “The latest enhancements to Keylight improve the usability, functionality and performance of the platform, all as a result of customer feedback and the evolving marketplace,” Chris Goodwin, LockPath’s Chief Technology Officer and co-founder, said.

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