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# December 6, 2024 - Dev update

Explore what new changes the Dev team has deployed in the last week!

This can be anything from new features, bug fixes, or QoL changes!

<details>

<summary><strong>New features and items</strong></summary>

* Bitdefender integration (Releasing December 7th)
* ConnectSecure v4 (Releasing December 7th)

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Bug fixes and chores</strong></summary>

* Check back next week!

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>Deployed behind feature flags awaiting QA review and feedback</strong></summary>

* ConnectSecure v4 (Releasing December 7th)
* Pax8 Refactor to OAuth authentication (Releasing December 14th)
* Github integration (Staff Review)
* Granular forms permissions (QA review)
* IT Portal integration (QA review)
* Cove integration (QA review)
* App Builder cloning/syncing of apps (Staff review)

</details>

<details>

<summary><strong>In code review and development</strong></summary>

* Crushbank integration (Code review)
* SQL Database integration refactor (Code review)
* Pax8 Refactor (In development)

</details>


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