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Oct 14, 2026
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Sumo Logic Collector by Sumo Logic

Installed Collector Version 19.539-1

Sumo Logic Collector strengthens security with updated Java and dependency versions that address multiple vulnerabilities, and fixes a macOS startup issue affecting some installations and upgrades.
In this release, we've upgraded Collector dependencies and the JRE to address security vulnerabilities and fix a macOS startup issue.

Security fixes

Upgraded Collector JRE to Amazon Corretto Version 17.0.20.12.1.

Upgraded com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-core to 2.21.7 to address CVEs (CVE-2026-89407 and CVE-2026-89425).

Upgraded com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind to 2.21.7 to address CVEs (CVE-2026-91776 and CVE-2026-91777).

Upgraded io.netty packages to 4.2.19.Final to address CVEs (CVE-2026-89044, CVE-2026-93488, CVE-2026-93491, and CVE-2026-93558).

Upgraded org.bouncycastle:bcpkix-jdk18on to 1.86 to address CVEs (CVE-2026-17508, CVE-2026-71888, CVE-2026-71889, and CVE-2026-71892).

Upgraded org.bouncycastle:bcprov-jdk18on to 1.86 to address CVEs (CVE-2026-17508, CVE-2026-18036, CVE-2026-18040, CVE-2026-71889, and CVE-2026-71891).

Bug fixes

Fixed a macOS issue in the previous release, where the collector did not start after installation or upgrade on some computers.

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Oct 12, 2026
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Google Workspace Activities (Collection)

Sumo Logic adds a Google Workspace Activities source to collect and analyze activity data for better visibility and security.

The new Sumo Logic source for Google Workspace Activities, enabling seamless collection of Google Workspace activity data.

This source helps you monitor user activities and analyze events for improved visibility and security. Learn more.
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Oct 9, 2026
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Dynamic Timeslice Drilldown on Dashboard Log Panels (Dashboards)

Sumo Logic adds dynamic timeslice drilldown to dashboard log panels, automatically refining queries when users zoom in on time ranges.

Dynamic timeslice drilldown for dashboard log panels. When you click and drag to zoom into a time range, Sumo Logic now automatically recalculates the query's timeslice and re-fetches the panel at that finer resolution, so you can drill into spikes and anomalies without editing the underlying query.

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Oct 9, 2026
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Run Searches in the Background and Get Email Notifications (Search)

Sumo Logic adds background search options, letting users pin completed searches or get email alerts when longer searches finish.

Two ways to run a search in the background, so you do not have to keep the Search page open while you wait. If a log search's elapsed time exceeds about a minute, a banner prompts you to click Run in Background, and you'll receive an email notification with a link to the results as soon as it completes. For searches that finish in under a minute, click the three-dot kebab icon and select Run in Background (Pin) to pin it yourself, no email needed since the search is already done. Learn more.
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Oct 8, 2026
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OpenAI Source (Collection)

Sumo Logic adds an OpenAI source for collecting usage costs and audit logs to monitor API spending, user activity, project changes, and API keys.

The new Sumo Logic source for OpenAI, enabling seamless collection of organization usage costs and audit logs to monitor API spending, user activity, project changes, and API key administration. Learn more.
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Oct 7, 2026
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Kubernetes Helm Chart v6 (Collection)

Sumo Logic releases Helm chart V6 with sourceless mode and a unified metrics pipeline by default for simpler, leaner monitoring.

V6 of the Sumo Logic Kubernetes Helm chart, which enables sourceless mode and metrics pipeline unification by default. Sourceless mode removes the Hosted Collector dependency, and a single metrics pipeline means fewer pods, lower latency, and simpler configuration. Learn more.
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Oct 6, 2026
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OpenAI (Apps)

Sumo Logic introduces its OpenAI app, offering dashboards for cost, usage, security, authentication, access changes, and threat insights.

The new Sumo Logic app for OpenAI. This app provides visibility into your OpenAI organization's cost, usage, security, and audit activity. Pre-built dashboards help you monitor API spend by model and project, track authentication events and failed login patterns, analyze identity and access management changes, and surface geographic and threat intelligence insights. Learn more.
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Oct 6, 2026
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Request Source Scoping for Scan Budgets (Manage)

Sumo Logic adds source-specific scan budgets and UI controls for managing the Stop all scans action.

The ability to scope scan budgets to specific request sources, such as Search API, AI Search (MCP), or Mobot, and manage the Stop all scans action fully from the UI. Learn more.
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Oct 1, 2026
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Stricter Validation for Boolean Expressions in Search Queries (Search)

Sumo Logic now validates both sides of AND/OR expressions in new or edited search content, flagging incomplete Boolean syntax before it can be saved. Existing saved content continues to run as before.
Sumo Logic will enforce stricter validation for AND/OR Boolean expressions in search queries. Previously, Sumo Logic relied on proper user queries. The system accepted user queries with incomplete Boolean syntax, such as:

| where user_username = "root" and success

| where ip matches "192.*" or "1.*"

In the above examples, success and 1.* are not valid Boolean expressions on their own. These queries produced unexpected results because the system silently skipped the invalid expressions during evaluation. However, the user’s incomplete entry was not disclosed as faulty.

What's changing

Sumo Logic now proactively validates that both sides of an AND or OR operator are valid Boolean expressions. Queries with invalid Boolean syntax will return a validation error when you create or update content such as monitors, scheduled searches, and scheduled views. This helps you identify and correct incomplete queries before saving them.

Note

Existing saved content will continue to execute as before. This change affects only new or edited content. Review whether this change affects your operations, and whether you need to edit and re-run existing saved content.

To fix affected queries, ensure each operand in an AND/OR expression is a complete Boolean expression. For example:

| where user_username = "root" and success = true

| where ip matches "192.*" or ip matches "1.*"

For more information, contact your account team.
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Sep 30, 2026
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Apps, Solutions, and Collection Integrations - September Release

Sumo Logic releases new Automation Service integrations and expands existing ones with added actions, authentication options, and API updates. The update also improves LiteLLM index filtering and optimizes Claude Compliance chat costs.
Automation service integrations

New release

The release of the following Automation Service Integrations:

AWS DynamoDB

Intel 471 Verity

Mimecast V2

Enhancements

1Password. Migrated to 1Password v1 APIs, improved integration stability, and added filtering support to the List Users action.

AWS CloudWatchLogs. Added new metric actions: Get Metric Data, List Metrics, and Get Metric Statistics.

Azure AD.

Added Delegated (Device Code Flow) authentication support alongside existing Application (Client Credentials) auth.

Added new actions (Delegated auth only): Initiate Delegated Auth, Exchange Device Code, and Reset User Password With Writeback.

Added new integration resource fields: Authentication Type, Delegated Refresh Token.

CrowdStrike Falcon Sandbox. Added OAuth 2.0 (Client Credentials) authentication support and new Check Submission Status action.

Microsoft Graph Security.

Migrated Get Alert, Search Alerts, and Update Alert actions to the new Microsoft Graph Security alerts_v2 API. The legacy /security/alerts endpoint is deprecated and will be retired on October 15, 2026.

Legacy actions Search Into Alerts and Update Security Alert are retained for backward compatibility, as the alerts_v2 API is not a one-to-one replacement for the legacy API and some alerts may be unavailable through the new endpoint.

Sumo Logic Cloud SIEM. Added new actions: Get Insight Triage and Check Insight Triage Schedule.

App enhancements

LiteLLM v1.0.2. Updated the app to handle better index filter handling.

Claude Compliance v2.0.5. Added support for a new local session endpoint and updated the chat endpoint for cost optimization.

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Sep 29, 2026
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Amazon Security Lake (Apps)

Sumo Logic launches an Amazon Security Lake app with OCSF-normalized AWS security visibility and prebuilt dashboards for threat detection and investigation.

The new Sumo Logic app for Amazon Security Lake. This app provides unified visibility into AWS security activity across accounts and regions using OCSF-normalized events. Pre-built dashboards help security teams monitor network, identity, application, and host activity to detect threats, investigate anomalies, and assess their AWS security posture. Learn more.
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Sep 25, 2026
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Sumo Logic Collector by Sumo Logic

Installed Collector Version 19.538-3

Sumo Logic Collector updates Java and security dependencies to address vulnerabilities and improve compatibility.
In this release, we've updated the Collector dependencies and runtime components to the latest versions to address security vulnerabilities and improve compatibility.

Security fixes

Upgraded Collector JRE to Amazon Corretto Version 17.0.20.10.1.

Upgraded com.fasterxml.jackson.core packages to 2.21.6 to to address CVEs.

Upgraded org.bouncycastle:bc-fips to 1.0.2.7 to address CVEs.

Upgraded io.netty packages to 4.1.137 to address CVEs.

Upgraded org.bouncycastle:bcpkix-jdk18on to 1.85 to address CVEs.

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Sep 25, 2026
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Mobot Now Answers Ingest Volume and Billing Questions (Manage)

Sumo Logic adds Mobot’s Data Volume skill, letting users ask natural-language questions about ingest volume, identify noisy sources, investigate spending and usage changes, and get structured answers without writing queries.

Mobot can now answer natural-language questions about your Sumo Logic ingest volume. The Data Volume skill is part of Mobot's Platform Optimization Agent and is available to all users with no separate opt-in required. Admins can use it to identify noisy sources and explain month-over-month fluctuations, and finance teams can use it to attribute spend, reconcile credits, and forecast renewals.

Ask questions like What are my top 10 source categories by daily ingest volume? or How much data went to the Infrequent tier last month? and Mobot queries the Data Volume Index and returns a structured answer in the unit and breakdown you asked for — no manual query writing or support ticket required. Learn more.
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Sep 23, 2026
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Migration Guide for AWS Observability v2.x to v3.0.0 (Apps)

Sumo Logic adds migration guides for moving AWS Observability Solution deployments from v2.x to v3.0.0, with manual and automated options for CloudFormation and a guide for Terraform, alongside new v3.0.0 deployment documentation.
You can now migrate your existing AWS Observability Solution deployment from v2.x to v3.0.0 using new step-by-step guides. Whether you deploy with AWS CloudFormation or Terraform, and whether you prefer a manual walkthrough or an automation script, there's a documented path to get your stack onto the latest version.

What's new

Migration guide for CloudFormation deployments, with both a manual, step-by-step path and an automated script option.

Migration guide for Terraform deployments.

New v3.0.0 deployment documentation, published alongside the existing v2.15.0 docs so you can reference either version depending on which release you're running.

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Sep 22, 2026
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AWS Observability Version 3.0.0 (Apps)

Sumo Logic releases AWSO v3.0.0 with expanded AWS region support, Terraform deployments, and next-generation application observability.
AWSO v3.0.0 with the following enhancements:

Complete rewrite of the AWSO solution.

Expanded AWS region support, including non-SAM regions and newly supported regions: Asia Pacific (Melbourne), Asia Pacific (New Zealand), and Europe (Zurich).

Support for AWS regions launched after August 2022, with the appropriate Load Balancer policies configured automatically.

Terraform Module support for solution deployment, including release versioning.

Next-generation application support with out-of-the-box dashboards, monitors, FERs, and metric rules.

Learn more.
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