Configuration Guidance: Restrict the use of local authentication methods for data plane access, maintain inventory of API Management user accounts and reconcile access as needed. In API Management, developers are the consumers of the APIs that exposed with API Management. By default, newly c...
Imperva API Security provides complete API visibility and protects against attacks and business logic abuse. Safeguard your APIs with advanced tools.
SAP Audit Controls Helps you check your SAP environment's security controls for compliance with your chosen control framework, using tools for you to do the following: - Assign analytics rules in your environment to specific security controls and control families- Monitor and categorize the incidents...
For example, managed controls in the browser use a default set of sandbox permissions: the Internet Permission Set. In terms of resource access, this sandbox allows the app to create "safe" user interface elements (transparent windows are considered unsafe, for example, ...
Enable API: The switch controls whether to enable an API rule. The switch is off by default. When it is on, the API rule will be parsed and the action (Observe/Block) configured will be performed. Request method: Only the following request methods are supported: GET, POST, PUT, and DE...
API posture management involves several key steps: Discovery:The first step is to identify all APIs in use within an organization. This can be done using automated tools or through manual inventory. Assessment:Once APIs have been identified, they need to be assessed for potential vulnerabilities an...
Learn how to protect against common API-based vulnerabilities, as identified by the OWASP API Security Top 10 threats, using Azure API Management.
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Do you have any ActiveX® controls marked Safe for Scripting? List all the protocols you fuzzed. Does your component listen on unauthenticated connections? Does your component use UDP? Does your component use an ISAPI application or filter?