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Governing GraphQL APIs with Kong Gateway

Oct 20, 2023 By Rick Spurgeon In Kong
Modern software design relies heavily on distributed systems architecture, requiring all APIs to be robust and secure. GraphQL is no exception and is commonly served over HTTP, subjecting it to the same management concerns as any REST-based API. In fact, GraphQL’s dynamic client querying capabilities may lead to more complex and potent attack surfaces than traditional REST-based APIs.
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Become an API-first Company | API Summit 2023

Oct 19, 2023 By Kong In Kong
Become an API-first Company | API Summit 2023 🚀 Navigating API-First Approaches & Innovations Safely and Effectively! Dive into an insightful session from API Summit 2023, where Augusto Marietti, CEO & Co-founder of Kong, along with João Mikos from SeatGeek, and Sanjay Modi from Comcast, unravels the intricacies of adopting an API-first approach and introduces Konnect, the world's first unified API platform!
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Kong Named Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant for API Management for Fourth Consecutive Year

Oct 16, 2023 By Kong In Kong
For the fourth year in a row year, we’re thrilled to announce that Kong has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for API Management. We believe this recognition reinforces our commitment to our customers, who rely on Kong’s unified cloud API platform to deliver fast, reliable, and secure digital experiences.
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Common API Authentication Methods: Use Cases and Benefits

Oct 12, 2023 By Kong In Kong
As businesses expand and gain visibility, it’s natural that their API attack surfaces become more exposed — increasing the risk of dangerous data breaches. Protecting cloud communications and securing data in transit should be your organization’s top priority. API authentication mechanisms help ensure that only valid users can access your application's features and services, and these mechanisms should be tailored to fit your specific needs.
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Adaptive API Security

Oct 12, 2023 By Kong In Kong
In a world filled with threats, how can we deploy APIs with confidence? In this talk, we'll review how biological immune systems solve the problem and dive into how similar concepts drive Salt Security's Kong Plugin. The issue is how to defend APIs against evolving adversaries without knowing in advance what their attacks will be...all while not over-alerting on false positives. Join us to learn about security standards, why AuthZ/AuthN aren't enough, and what we as professionals can do to enhance trust in an increasingly API driven world.
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Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) vs VPNs

Oct 11, 2023 By Kong In Kong
In today’s modern digital environment, more organizations are relying on remote work than ever before. While this shift has given companies unprecedented flexibility when it comes to deploying their workforce, it has also presented challenges in keeping their devices, operations, and personnel protected, especially in regard to API security. Without proper oversight, attackers can access your organization’s server by exploiting such security vulnerabilities.
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OpenID vs OAuth: Understanding API Security Protocols

Oct 10, 2023 By Kong In Kong
When it comes to digital identity, OpenID and OAuth are two peas in a pod, but they have their differences. OpenID connects you to relying parties using a single sign-on, while OAuth grants access tokens so you can give apps limited access. They both make authentication simple, seamless, and secure. However, don't be fooled: behind the scenes, they're as different as night and day. OpenID is about logging you in, while OAuth is all about letting apps in.
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Troubleshooting an Intermittent Failure in CI Tests on ARM64

Oct 4, 2023 By Zhongwei Yao In Kong
The Kong Gateway CI was failing intermittently (about once every 100 runs) on the ARM64 platform with a strange error: “attempt to perform arithmetic on local 'i' (a function value)”. The variable i in the context is an integer but at runtime, it was sometimes a function value. This is caused by an error in the LuaJIT ARM64 JIT compiler. We’ve investigated and found the issue and the fix is merged in the LuaJIT upstream. This document describes how we fixed the error.
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