Intel Expressway Service Gateway (Formerly SOA Expressway)
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More Than an XML Gateway or ESB
As applications are exposed externally, an edge Service Gateway is used to abstract, secure, and simplify services delivery. More than a Security Gateway, an ESB, an XML Gateway or an application firewall, a Service Gateway delivers a unique set of features tailor made to integrate, mediate, secure, and scale services in a dynamically changing Enterprise application perimeter. Today, on-premise deployment of a centralized Service Gateway is recognized as the best practice deployment pattern for application-to-application, SOA or REST- based service interaction models. A Service Gateway enables the Enterprise to develop a standards-based policy enforcement point that is integrated with internal IdM, middleware, and auditing/monitoring infrastructure. After corporate control is established in a Service Gateway, administrators can offload security processing from middleware, safely expose APIs, and provide high speed data mediation…all from a gateway deployed at the network edge.
Capabilities:
Runtime Governance – Enforce service policies. Address compliance.
Security – Security proxy, appllication firewall, AAA, trust mediation
Performance – Wire-speed XML parsing. Tied to Intel chip optimizations
Mediation – Sophisticated service mediation. Supports non-XML data
Flexible Form Factors – Software, Virtual, or Hardware Appliance versions
High Assurance – Common Criteria EAL4+, HSM, FIPS 140-2 Level 3 Crypto
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