Security Security Mitto is an extremely flexible and extensible platform with extremely varied uses cases. The overall security standards of Mitto depend upon the choices users make. In every case, there is a secure option
Security Baseline The baseline security infrastructure for ZUAR hosted Mitto is 2FA consisting of: 1) Individual IP allow list - Only designated IPs may login to a particular customer tenet. 2) Basic authentication - Standard
Security Network Security Due to Mitto's single tenant architecture, each individual Mitto server can be hosted by Zuar or self-hosted by the customer (in the cloud or on-premise). Zuar Hosted MittoZuar hosts Mitto for customers in
Security Authentication Mitto Admin InterfaceMitto's admin interface supports basic authentication (username and password). Mitto includes a Zuar WAF and therefore can support other authentication mechanisms if needed. Mitto uses a one way hash of the
Security Data Security Data securityHow is data transmitted to and through Mitto?Mitto is able to pipe data from external APIs, databases, and flat files. APIs - REST or SOAP based APIs are the most common