We have several exciting new capabilities in development for the Maltego platform that will layer on top of the Maltego ID to provide additional services.

More capabilities to come, also for Pro and Enterprise 🔗︎ Future releases will give other users the option of migrating to Maltego ID and simplifying the management of their Maltego experience. We are staging the 4.6.0 release carefully so it will not impact the ability of Pro or Enterprise users’ access to Maltego or any ongoing investigations. Once upgraded to Version 4.6.0, you can trigger the migration of your CE account to Maltego ID simply by changing your password. Existing accounts will continue to function as they do today. This ensures security for your Maltego CE logins. With Maltego ID in place, CE users will be able to add multi-factor authentication (MFA) to their accounts.

As you may know, CE users already access Maltego with a username and password rather than using a license key, so CE users will experience minimal change other than the seamless backend transition to Maltego ID. This fall, we will deploy the new Maltego ID platform for CE users with the Maltego Desktop Client Version 4.6.0 release. The next Maltego Desktop Client release (Version 4.6.0) will put us on the road to addressing this and several other identity and user management related topics. Our current user management model has admins manually tracking license keys for software and API keys for data access. We’ve known for a while that we have a gap when it comes to serving our organizations with multiple users.

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