2018.06

Feature Enhancements

Feature Enhancement	Expected in Preview Orgs	Expected in Production Orgs
API Access Management is Generally Available in Preview	February 7, 2018	starting March 12, 2018
New Administrator Role for API Access Management	February 7, 2018	starting February 12, 2018
New and Changed Messages for the System Log	February 7, 2018	starting February 12, 2018

API Access Management is Generally Available in Preview

Secure your APIs with API Access Management, Okta's implementation of the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework. API Access Management uses the Okta Identity platform to enable powerful control over access to your APIs. API Access Management can be controlled through the administrator UI as well as a rich set of APIs for client, user, and policy management.

For more information, see OAuth 2.0 and Okta.

New Administrator Role for API Access Management

If you have API Access Management enabled, you can use a dedicated administrator's role for API Access Management: the API Access Management Admin role. Use this role to manage custom authorization servers and related tasks:

• Create and edit authorization servers, scopes, custom claims, and access policies
• Create and edit OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect client apps
• Assign users and groups to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect client apps

To change the role assigned to a user, use the Administrator Roles API or visit Security > Administrators in the administrator UI.

New and Changed Messages for the System Log

We've added a new message and improved an existing one in the System Log (/api/v1/logs):

• A message is now written to the System Log when password credentials fail. Previously this message was written only to /api/v1/events.
• The System Log message policy.rule.deactivated specifies in the Debug Context when the cause of a rule being disabled is that all the network zones for that rule have been deleted.

Bug Fixed

The following bug has been fixed and is expected in preview orgs February 7, 2018 and production orgs starting February 12, 2018.

• A spurious next link from the response headers was returned by a policy get operation (GET {url} /api/v1/policies). (OKTA-152522)