Today the web-frontend TOMCAT and the Identity Governance application has to be placed on the same server. Many customers see this as a security risk, since the IG application handles confidential data, that should not be transported on the same network segment as normal users are. This means that the web front-end has to be placed on a secure network. That poses a new security challenge. Web front-ends has a history of having many vulnerabilities, so companies would like to place them in a DMZ not on a secure network.

Split the web front-end from the IG application.

Be able to support many customers security policies.

by: Ken W. | over a year ago | Installation/Deployment

Comments

• Greetings Ken,
  This is something that we have been talking about for while. I do believe it is already on our backlog for the product.

  by: Steve W. | over a year ago

• Investigating for a future release.

  by: Patrick Gookin | over a year ago

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