Native Drive Encryption 5.2.x Release Notes

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Last Updated: April 15, 2026

Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.5 Release Notes

This release includes all fixes from the previous release. We recommend that you always upgrade to the most current update.

Important: This release addresses an issue that affects a limited number of customers where BitLocker recovery keys fail to appear in ePO, potentially resulting in user lockout. This issue can occur in environments that use cloud-native identity management, such as Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD). Endpoints utilizing an on-premises Active Directory are not affected. For impacted customers, we strongly advise verifying that recovery keys are accessible in ePO and upgrading to Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.5 to prevent the issue from recurring. For details on how to identify missing keys in ePO and remediation steps, see Knowledge article 000015395. For details on how to prevent the BitLocker recovery key prompt from occurring, see Knowledge article 000015397.

Release details

Release date - April 15, 2026

For release dates and build numbers, see the Trellix Native Drive Encryption product release information section in KB79375.

Rating

The rating defines the urgency for installing this update.

Critical

This update is critical for all environments. Failure to apply critical updates might result in severe business impact.

Product compatibility

Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.5 release supports: Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator - On-premises 5.10.x.

Upgrade support

For complete system requirements, see supported platforms for Trellix Native Drive Encryption in KB79375.

1| Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.5 Release Notes

Resolved issues

Category

Reference

Resolution

Interoperability

TNE-6373

Fixed an issue where Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.x failed to detect an active Drive Encryption 8.x installation, causing the system to be encrypted twice.

Fixes to features

TNE-6648

Fixed an issue affecting a limited number of customers where BitLocker recovery keys fail to appear in the ePO, potentially resulting in user lockout.

Fixes to features

TNE-6697

Fixed an issue in Windows 11 24H2 that displayed a popup message blocking netprov_64vc120-mt.dll under Local Security Authority (LSA) protection.

Performance

TNE-6741

Fixed an issue where adding the Recovery Key Status Column to the System Tree caused significant delays in page loading and data reflection across groups.

Known issues

For known issues, see Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.x known issues (KB91240).

Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.4 Release Notes

Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.4 release addresses updated product branding, support for Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator - On-premises 5.10 SP1 Update 3, and known issues.

This release includes all features and fixes from the previous release. We recommend that you always upgrade to the most current update.

Release details

For release dates and build numbers, see Trellix Native Drive Encryption product release information section in KB79375.

Rating

The rating defines the urgency for installing this update.

Recommended

This update is recommended for all environments. Apply this update at the earliest convenience.

Product compatibility

Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.2.4 release supports: Trellix ePolicy Orchestrator - On-premises 5.10.x.

Upgrade support

For complete system requirements, see supported platforms for Trellix Native Drive Encryption in KB79375.

New features and changes

You will notice the following changes in the software:

  • Product Name change — In this release, Trellix Management of Native Encryption is renamed to Trellix Native Drive Encryption. All features and options prefixed with Trellix Management of Native Encryption are renamed with the new product name Trellix Native Drive Encryption.

  • The Domain user (Trellix Preboot) is indicated as deprecated in the User Interface — In this release, the Domain user (Trellix Preboot) option in System authentication has been deprecated, indicating that the Trellix Preboot feature will be removed in a future Trellix Native Drive Encryption release.

Resolved issues

Category

Reference

Resolution

Installation

TNE-6442

After upgrading the Trellix Native Drive Encryption on macOS, the previous Product ID for the product is now removed.

Fixes to features

TNE-6503

When SecureBoot is enabled, Trellix Native Drive Encryption Preboot can now connect to the DXL Broker.

User Interface

TNE-6518

The Self-Service Portal Settings page is now displayed correctly in all languages.

Fixes to features

TNE-6543

Ensures the successful escrow of a manually generated recovery key to ePO in cases where macOS fails to automatically generate the recovery key.

Fixes to features

TNE-6548

When enforcing the Trellix Native Drive Encryption policy, the BitLocker to Go recovery keys are no longer removed.

Known issues

For known issues, see Trellix Native Drive Encryption 5.x known issues (KB91240).