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# March 2025
## High Performance Encryption tool, Enhanced UI and much more
Our March release includes new enhanced UI for the user listing page, revamped Sharing Permissions Management and a new high-performance encryption/decryption tool, designed to encrypt large sets of existing data while onboarding to FenixPyre.
### **What's New? 🌟**
* **High-performance Encryption Decryption tool**\
We've introduced a new encryption tool to help you easily protect your existing files while onboarding to FenixPyre. It quickly secures large amounts of data using strong AES-256 encryption, runs smoothly even with large datasets, and works reliably without needing constant attention.
### Enhancements :fire:
* **Sharing Permissions Management**
Admins now have the ability to manage sharing permissions, including options such as edit, create, and upload etc. You can also configure settings like the default editor, default expiration for shared links, and the maximum expiration for shared links. Additionally, sharing access levels can be restricted to Public, Restricted, or Organization, with a default access level selection available from the dashboard. [Learn more](/fenixpyre-for-admins/admin-dashboard/sharing-settings.md)
* **New User Details Page**\
Easily manage user profiles, policies, and linked devices with our centralized User Details Page. Get a clear view of user roles, policy precedence, and active/inactive agents-all in one place for seamless policy management and device tracking!
* **Protected Folders**\
You can now easily add a SharePoint/OneDrive folder as protected folder by copying the url to the protected folder input box.
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