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Is there something new about row-level security in SQL Server 2012?
In 2008 and below the only way was using Views, in 2012 they announced something like Row Level Security in Tabular Models, does this have any relation to RLS over tables?
Are there any news on RLS in 2012 in general?
There is still no support out of the box. There are a white paper, Implementing Row- and Cell-Level Security in Classified Databases and an accompanying toolkit you can use to implement RLS, CLS based on labels, which were updated to cover SQL Server 2012.