Workato is committed to providing a highly secure and reliable integration service using proven, tested, best-in-class technologies, practices and procedures. Workato's security policy can be found here.

IP whitelisting allows you to ensure traffic to/from Workato is not hijacked by a malicious website.

All traffic from Workato comes through the following IP addresses:

• 52.5.142.59
• 34.226.132.221
• 52.54.43.157

You can add these IP addresses to your application/firewall whitelist. Add all three IP addresses to the whitelist to ensure continuous access.

If you have a recipe that accesses a MySQL server running on an Amazon EC2 machine, with a special user called integrationuser, you can run the following SQL command on your database to whitelist the Workato IP addresses.

GRANT ALL ON db1.*
TO 'integrationuser'@'52.5.142.59',
'integrationuser'@'34.226.132.221',
'integrationuser'@'52.54.43.157';

Workato's on-premise agent provides a secure way for Workato to selectively access customer-authorized on-prem apps, databases and folders without having to open inbound ‘ports’ in the corporate firewall. The on-premise agent makes an outbound connection to Workato via an on-premise gateway.

If your organization has strict outbound traffic rules, you should whitelist the on-premise gateway IP address:

• 34.192.94.13
• 34.195.128.7
• 34.226.84.130
• 52.206.58.244 (Deprecated on 28 March 2018)