API Discovery and Inventory
API Discovery and Inventory
The foundation of application and API security
What Makes Up a Complete API Inventory?
Attack surface discovery
Runtime discovery
API definitions
API data flows
Hosts and their API endpoints
Shadow APIs
Data sensitivity
API specification drift
API scope
The Security Risks of Outdated API Inventories
The Security Risks of Outdated API Inventories
Increased Attack Surface
Unknown and unmanaged APIs provide new entry points for attackers
Sensitive Data Exposure
Shadow or zombie APIs can leak sensitive data to attackers
Compliance Violations
Unmanaged APIs handling regulated data can lead to PCI DSS, HIPAA, or other violations
Bot Exploitation
Automated attacks target APIs for scraping, credential stuffing, or business logic abuse
Delayed Incident Response
Should a breach occur, outdated API inventories can slow investigation and remediation
Cequence Powers API Discovery and Inventory
Attack Surface Discovery
Runtime Discovery
Risk Prioritization
Automatic API Spec Generation
Real-Time Threat Prevention
Additional Resources
Find out how Cequence can help your organization.
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