Five Principles to API Security
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This document discusses the need for API security as APIs increasingly expose enterprise data and processes both internally and externally. It notes that while APIs may seem invisible without a GUI, they can be easily discovered and are vulnerable to the same threats as web applications if not properly secured. The document advocates for a holistic approach to API security that considers authentication, authorization, integrity, confidentiality and other aspects. It also emphasizes that the right security measures depend on the type of API and calls for collaboration between operations, development, security and business teams to implement proper API security.
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- 1. ARE YOU SURE YOUR APIS ARE SECURE ? ISABELLE MAUNY - CTO The API Security Platform for the Enterprise
- 2. API SECURITY NEEDS TO 2 EVOLVE
- 5. 5App icon made by https://www.flaticon.com/authors/pixel-buddha Internal Partner Public VIRTUAL APPLICATION NETWORKS
- 7. 7 SECURITY IS NEEDED. ALWAYS. 1
- 8. 8 EXPOSING ENTERPRISE DATA AND PROCESSES. WHAT ARE APIS FOR ?
- 9. 9 Internal External 80 55 57 69 Now Expect in the next 18 months Source: @The State of Cybersecurity and Digital Trust 2016” Accenture and HIS Research - Sample: 208 Enterprise Security Professionals Have you experienced the theft or corruption of internal corporate or user/consumer information by Internal or External threat actors?
- 10. Second Streamer 10 29% 9% 62% Source: Gartner (May 2016) Breakdown by type of insider. Career Launcher Saboteur
- 11. 11
- 12. “I think that a lot of people think that because there is no GUI on an API that no one can find it and it is invisible. But we can find them in about five seconds with a proxy… …Almost every threat that applies to a web app, can happen to an API, but a lot of people for some reason are not protecting them as much as their web applications.” Tanya Janca Application Security Evangelist - AppSec Podcast 12 “
- 13. 13 YOU NEED A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO API SECURITY2
- 14. 14 Authentication Integrity (transport & message) Audit Confidentiality (transport & message) Availability (Rate Limiting) Authorization Non Repudiation Data Validity (attacks protection)
- 15. 15 YES. You need to consider all of this… … AND you need to configure all aspects in the right way
- 17. 17 NOT ALL APIS ARE EQUAL 3
- 18. “Security is a risk control measure…In the security sphere, one size does not fit all. We have to take ‘appropriate measures’. Nat SakimuraFixing OAuth, Nat Sakimura, July 20, 2016, https://nat.sakimura.org/2016/07/20/fixing-oauth/ 18 “
- 19. 19 Financial APIS Security Auth Grant Types OpenID Connect Flows TLS Settings Message Confidentiality Non-Repudiation Message Integrity Financial APIs Working Group: http://openid.net/wg/fapi/
- 20. 20 DEVOPS, BUT WITH SECURITY ON 4
- 22. SEC-DEV-OPS IN ACTION 22 Develop Assess Secure TestDocument Deploy Continuous API testing, including security testing Deploy to API Security Platform Configure and apply security policy from assessed risk Assess API description and evaluate risk level Document and annotate API with OpenAPI/Swagger
- 24. 24 RELIES ON STRONG COLLABORATION ACROSS OPERATIONS, DEVELOPMENT, SECURITY AND BUSINESS TEAMS PROPER SECURITY
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