Prepare your instance for GlideEncrypter deprecation
Use an instance scan script to find and remove GlideEncrypter API calls on your instance. Removing these calls is a necessary step in deprecating 3DES encryption on your instance.
Before you begin
Role required: admin
The GlideEncrypter API is planned for deprecation as of the Zurich release of ServiceNow. Removing GlideEncrypter calls from your script is also a necessary step before deprecating 3DES encryption on your instance.
Procedure
Navigate to All > Instance Scan > Suites.
In the Suites list, select GlideEncrypter to identify the records with GlideEncrypter usages.
In the Suites record, select Execute Suite Scan.
In the Scan Suites Now window, select Full Instance, then select Execute Scan.
The suite scan executes. During the scan execution a Execute Test Scan, a window displays the progress of the scan.
Scan progress window
**Note:** This scan checks only records that have been created or modified by the customer.
- When the scan is complete, select Go to Result to view the Scan Result record.
Completed scan with one finding
- In the Scan Result record, select the Count field on the Scan Findings list to navigate to a record.
Completed scan
Modify any scripts in the record that uses the GlideEncrypter API.
For details on alternatives to GlideEncrypter, see Alternatives to deprecated GlideEncrypter APIs.
Note: You do not need to modify base system (out-of-box) records if you have not made any changes to them. These records are handled by ServiceNow.
After removing GlideEncrypter calls from your scripts, run the scan again to ensure that there are no remaining calls to the API.
What to do next
Deprecate GlideEncrypter usage of 3DES for password2 fields
- GlideEncrypter deprecation
Learn how to remove the use legacy GlideEncrypter calls from the scripts on your instance. - Deprecate GlideEncrypter usage of 3DES for password2 fields
Deprecate GlideEncrypter usage of 3DES encryption standard on your instance ensure that your instance uses the more secure Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) exclusively for the encryption and decryption of your Password2 data.
Parent Topic:Key Management Framework