PingDataGovernance 7.3 provides fine-grained customer data access controls that address business initiatives including consent enforcement, data privacy regulations like CCPA & GDPR, or least-privilege, attribute-level access (i.e., Zero Trust). This release includes a drag-and-drop graphical user interface that externalizes authorization, allowing non-technical users to collaboratively author and test policies in a visual policy tree. This release also includes a new API deployment option, which is particularly helpful in allowing you to allow, block, filter, or obfuscate customer data being accessed by third-parties.  See the blog and release notes for more details.

We are pleased to announce the availability of the PingDataGovernance 7.2 Beta, which enables enterprises to implement user-controlled data privacy on a range of consumer-related API data, like banking records, IoT data, health care records, and more. This beta release includes a new policy administration user interface that gives policy administrators flexibility and confidence in managing attribute-based access control (ABAC). Also, PingDataGovernance can now act as an API gateway, which gives organizations an added layer of protection to prevent data breaches.

Want to try PingDataGovernance 7.2? Contact your account team today.

The PingDirectory and PingDataGovernance 7.0 release includes new features to put users in control of their data privacy and help enterprises comply with regulatory requirements like GDPR. PingDirectory adds a REST API for managing user privacy settings or fine-grained data consents, allowing enterprises to easily integrate user privacy controls into their applications. Further, PingDataGovernance adds capabilities to check user data consent records, so you can easily enforce privacy settings by applying fine-grained data filtering to your APIs.

This 6.1.0.4 release provides various administrative, policy, and performance enhancements. To ease administrative and policy management efforts, we added an HTTP trace log publisher to help trace and troubleshoot requests over HTTP-based API (e.g. SCIM). Additionally, we added support for HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) and configuration of SSL-related options to HTTPS (e.g. SCIM) connections. To ease policy management in PingDirectory, we added the capability to do connection-based policies to redact sensitive attributes over connections via PingDirectoryProxy. Within PingDataGovernance, we added the capability to order policy rules thereby enabling policies with order-based combining algorithms (e.g. “first-applicable”). Finally to address performance, we enabled more performance measurement logging out-of-the-box to help troubleshoot and tweak performance issues.

This maintenance release improves performance for batch requests to add entries when the request includes new parent(s) and their child entries. We recommend that customers on previous versions upgrade to PingDataGovernance and PingDirectory 5.2.0.13.

This update includes an improvement in performance when searching for the membership of certain configurations of static groups. Also included in the update are several functional and reliability enhancements. We recommend that customers on previous versions upgrade to PingDataGovernance and PingDirectory 5.2.0.12