The SecureSpan SOA Gateway is Layer 7’s top-of-the-line API Gateway. The SOA Gateway offers all the RESTful features of the API Proxy plus advanced SOA security and mediation features for backend connectivity to databases, mainframes and applications. It can act as a lightweight enterprise service bus (ESB) with API identity, security and management built in.
The SOA Gateway includes backend connectors to a diverse range of data stores, mainframes and legacy applications. It provides data translation, contextual routing, SLA management, caching, protocol switching and B2B functionality. It can also act as an API composition and virtualization endpoint for more complex orchestrations.
To support DMZ deployments, the SOA Gateway includes Web application firewalling (WAF), mobile firewalling and API DoS capabilities. Like all Layer 7 Gateways, it has pre-built integrations with a wealth of enterprise infrastructure products, including all commercial IAM and message-oriented middleware solutions as well the most popular business intelligence and event correlation tools.
Key features of the SOA Gateway include
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Centrally enforces policies that ensure security, compliance, reliability and quality of service for all application services, no matter where they reside – in the enterprise or in the Cloud
Meets the industry’s highest security standards, including FIPS, PCI-DSS, DoD STIG and Common Criteria EAL4+
Delivers consistent implementation of all key security standards and ensures protection from standards versioning issues
Features support for SAML authentication, authorization and attribute-based policies, as well as OAuth and XACML, allowing organizations to enforce fine-grained entitlement decisions
Delivers easy-to-scale message routing, caching and service mediation functionality, providing a lightweight alternative to a conventional ESB
Allows Java programmers to create new policies to address unique requirements, via a custom policy assertion SDK
Delivers throttling/rate limiting controls that create the ability to support service over-subscription with per-service throttling of excess messages
Makes it possible to efficiently secure and manage versions of APIs across the development lifecycle, without breaking client applications
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The SecureSpan SOA Gateway supports:
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