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# R1581 (28-Feb-2025)

This release introduces new features as below:

> #### What's New

* **CERTInext Account-level configuration to enable/disable Interim DV Certificate generation:** This feature provides administrators with the ability to enable or disable the generation of Interim DV Certificates for OV and EV certificates.
* **Option to deactivate an account user on the CERTInext platform:** Administrators can now deactivate specific users within the CERTInext platform.
* **CERTInext Support for SSL Certificate deployment on HTTP Servers:** CERTInext now supports the deployment of SSL certificates directly to HTTP servers. This enhances the platform’s capability to handle secure communications and ensures that web applications can easily implement HTTPS for improved security.
* **CERTInext** **Custom Roles** **module with granular permission control and user mapping:** A new "**Custom Roles**" tab has been introduced in Users module, allowing administrators to create highly custom user roles with precise permissions.
* **CERTInext Policy OID validation for Private PKI products:** The system now validates the Object Identifier (OID) for policies related to Private Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) products. This ensures that the policies assigned to certificates comply with standards, helping to avoid errors and improving overall certificate management within private infrastructures.


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