The PingGateway 2024.6 release brings a host of powerful enhancements designed to elevate your security and operational efficiency.
1. Enforcing API Access Control Rules with PingOne API Access Management:
One of the critical features of the recent release is its ability to enforce API access control rules as defined in PingOne API Access Management. This means that organizations can now leverage PingOne's robust access control capabilities to protect their APIs precisely and effectively. The ability to define and manage access rules such as OAuth 2.0 scopes, roles, and permissions ensures that only authorized users and applications can access sensitive API endpoints.
2. Fraud Prevention Integration with PingOne Protect:
As a technology preview, PingGateway now integrates seamlessly with PingOne Protect, extending its security posture to include fraud prevention. This integration enables organizations to leverage PingOne Protect's advanced fraud detection capabilities to safeguard their business APIs and applications rapidly and efficiently. With no-code configuration, organizations can quickly implement fraud protection measures, including risk assessment and risk-based authentication, to protect against fraudulent activities.
3. Fine-Grained Metrics for Improved Visibility:
To enhance operational visibility, the latest release introduces fine-grained metrics. These metrics provide detailed insights into various aspects of PingGateway's operations, including the startup process, WebSocket tunnels, and cache usage. With these metrics, organizations can monitor the performance and health of their API infrastructure more effectively, identify potential issues proactively, and optimize resource utilization.
The release of PingGateway 2024.6 also includes support for Java 21, to enable organizations to leverage improved performance, security, and developer productivity of the underlying Java platform.
