What's New?

External Identity Data Source Integration

• We're working on a new integration capability that will allow Mekarge A3 to authenticate users against external identity data sources.
• This capability is designed for organizations that want to retain control over their existing user credentials and identity information while leveraging Mekarge A3's authentication and authorization infrastructure.

Research on Authorization for MCP and AI Agents

We've published a research preprint exploring policy-based authorization for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), with a focus on extending OAuth-based authorization decisions using contextual information.

The paper examines how authorization servers and MCP servers can work together to enforce fine-grained access policies in agentic systems.

Read the preprint →

Mekarge Joins the AWS Partner Network

Mekarge has joined the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN).

This marks another step in our efforts to develop and deliver flexible authorization infrastructure for organizations building and operating modern applications.

Updated Internet-Draft on Attestation-Based Authorization

We've published an updated version of our Internet-Draft, OAuth 2.0 Attestation Based Authorization for Native Applications.

The proposal explores how authorization servers can incorporate application and device attestation results into OAuth authorization decisions, enabling access policies that consider the security posture of native applications.

Explore the Internet-Draft →

Introducing the Mekarge Engineering Blog

We've launched the Mekarge Blog, a new space to share technical insights, research, and discussions around authentication, authorization, and modern application security.

Alongside product developments, the blog will explore the ideas, challenges, and technologies that help shape Mekarge A3.

Visit Mekarge Engineering Blog →

Console UI Enhancements

• Users can now send Feature Requests or Bug Reports directly from the dashboard.
• Access the Mekarge A3 Documentation seamlessly within the same interface.

Introducing specialized MCP Elements

• MCP Resource Server is now available as a Resource type with additonal Context configurations.
• MCP Host Application is now available as a Client Application type with additonal Context Visibility bindings.