Policy-First Architecture
Define security and compliance policies once and apply them automatically across all API routes.
Governance
API Governance
Enforce consistent standards, security policies, and compliance requirements across all your APIs — automatically, at the gateway level.
Audit Logging
Every request is logged with full context for compliance reporting, security audits, and incident investigation.
RBAC & Access Control
Implement role-based access control with fine-grained scopes and permissions on API keys and routes.
Governance
Centralized Policy Management
Define security policies (authentication, rate limiting, CORS, input validation) once and apply them as shared policies across multiple routes and gateways. Ensure consistent enforcement without duplicating configuration.
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Governance
Compliance-Ready Audit Logs
Every API request is logged with caller identity, route, response code, and custom attributes. Export logs to your SIEM or compliance platform in real time for regulatory requirements.
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Governance
API Lifecycle Governance
Use Zuplo's OpenAPI-native configuration and version-controlled policies to enforce API design standards across your organization. Integrate governance checks into your CI/CD pipeline.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about API Governance.
How does Zuplo help with SOC2 compliance?
Zuplo is SOC2 Type II certified and provides the audit logging, access controls, and encryption needed for compliance. All API traffic is logged with caller identity and can be exported to your compliance platform.
Can I enforce API design standards across teams?
Yes. Use shared policy libraries and OpenAPI linting in your CI/CD pipeline to enforce standards like required authentication, rate limiting, and documentation across all API teams.
How does Zuplo handle GDPR data requirements?
Zuplo offers data residency options for Enterprise customers, allowing you to pin gateway execution to specific regions. You can also configure log filtering to prevent PII from being stored in gateway logs.
Can I implement custom compliance checks?
Yes. TypeScript policies can implement any custom compliance logic — checking request contents, enforcing data classification headers, or validating caller attributes against your internal compliance database.
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