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Announcing Pomerium v0.29.0
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Announcing Pomerium v0.29.0

Pomerium v0.29.0 brings major enhancements to secure access and user experience. This release focuses on improved observability , expanded support for non-HTTP protocols , and a more user-friendly access portal , alongside critical authentication and policy improvements. From unified OpenTelemetry tracing to identity-aware UDP tunneling , Pomerium v0.29.0 makes it easier to monitor, connect, and manage your infrastructure. This release also includes performance optimizations, developer-focused refinements, and important breaking changes to be aware of when upgrading.

Announcing Pomerium v0.26
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Announcing Pomerium v0.26

Pomerium v0.26 is here! This update focuses on bug fixes, performance, and stability improvements as well as policy builder enhancements for working with client certificates in Pomerium Enterprise.

Announcing Pomerium v0.24
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Announcing Pomerium v0.24

Pomerium v0.24 is here! This performance-focused upgrade helps Pomerium run faster and returns it to its previous baseline RAM-usage in addition to adding certificate matching to the Enterprise Console PPL builder.

Announcing Pomerium v0.23
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Announcing Pomerium v0.23

Pomerium v0.23 is here! This version brings improved Observability capabilities and mTLS settings, followed by major performance improvements and bug fixes. All of the changes apply to Pomerium Core!

Announcing Pomerium v0.22
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Announcing Pomerium v0.22

Pomerium v0.22 is here! It’s got new features, one for getting Pomerium up and running faster and the other for simplifying policy writing. Then, we have support for a new identity provider (the fruit), followed by performance improvements and bug fixes.

Announcing Pomerium v0.16
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Announcing Pomerium v0.16

We are pleased to announce the v0.16 release of Pomerium! This big release includes several new features, including: a native Kubernetes Ingress Controller, a new desktop app to make working with TCP connections even easier, the ability to enforce device identity with WebAuthn, and the introduction of a concise but expressive policy language.

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Pomerium Completes Independent Security Audit by Cure53

We take the security of Pomerium seriously. In addition to our open source codebase and public security, and disclosure policies , we also understand the need for periodic security assessments and penetration testing from reputable third parties. We are pleased to announce that Pomerium has completed a thorough security audit and analysis from the security experts at Cure53 .

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Announcing Pomerium Enterprise General Availability

We are pleased to announce the general availability of Pomerium Enterprise! Pomerium is widely used by individuals and teams at companies large and small as the standard for identity-aware access. We’ve been working with our design partners on an enterprise version of Pomerium that we are thrilled to be finally able to share with you today.

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Pomerium 0.14

We are excited to announce Pomerium version 0.14 ! This release adds new identity provider support, high-availability capabilities, and major performance improvements.

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Pomerium 0.13

We are excited to announce Pomerium version 0.13 ! This release enhances Pomerium’s capabilities as a first-class, fully featured, edge proxy. Some highlights include:

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Pomerium 0.11

We are excited to announce Pomerium 0.11 , a minor release focused on improving the core capabilities, performance, and stability of Pomerium.

Pomerium 0.9
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Pomerium 0.9

We are excited to announce the 0.9 release of Pomerium which includes a complete refactor of the proxy service and several security-enhancing features. Those features include:

Pomerium 0.7
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Pomerium 0.7

The 0.7 release of Pomerium lays the groundwork to support rich, dynamic access policies capable of making authorization decisions based on external data-sources from outside your identity provider.

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