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API SECURITY

Threat-Led API & Microservices Security

Lock down the APIs and microservices your fintech platform runs on—without slowing product delivery. We focus on real-world attack paths across gateways, services and data flows.

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WHEN API SECURITY REVIEWS MAKE SENSE

Common API & Service Layer Warning Signs A focused API review pays off fast when any of these start to show up

As your platform adds more endpoints, gateways and integrations, it gets harder to see where real attack paths begin. An API security review pulls those moving parts into one picture, so you can spot weak links early—before a new mobile app, partner launch or incident forces a rushed response.

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    New mobile / partner API going live in the next 3–6 months
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    Public docs exist, but no clear abuse-case threat model
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    Gateway rules grew “organically” and no one owns them now
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    Multiple services sharing the same secrets or roles
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    Incidents, odd spikes, or unexplained 5xx in key flows
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    Third-party devs or vendors building against your APIs
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    AppSec reviews stuck on old web-app checklists, not APIs

What We Review

Across Endpoints, Traffic, Code & Config From public APIs to service-to-service calls, we follow real attack paths

API Surface & Flows

  • glyph_03 Login, account, checkout, webhooks, admin APIs.
  • glyph_03 Path, method and data maps for critical endpoints.

Gateways & Edge

  • glyph_03 API gateways, WAFs, rate-limits, throttling and quotas.
  • glyph_03 Auth, mTLS, JWT handling and session lifetimes.

Services & Data Access

  • glyph_03 Service-to-service auth and internal APIs.
  • glyph_03 How services touch PII, card data and critical balances.

Config, Secrets & Monitoring

  • glyph_03 Secrets, tokens, keys and config patterns.
  • glyph_03 Logging, alerts and dashboards for API abuse signals.

HOW AN API SECURITY REVIEW WORKS

From Endpoint Inventory To Hardened Patterns Evidence in four focused steps—built around how your team ships

01 Discovery & Inventory

Product goals, flows, docs, runbooks, and API specs (OpenAPI/Postman).

02 Threat Mapping

Abuse-cases for auth, sessions, rate-limits and data access, ranked by impact.

03 Control Design

Concrete patterns for gateway rules, auth, tokens, timeouts and secrets.

04 Roadmap & Evidence

Prioritised backlog plus API-specific security docs and diagrams.

What You Get

A Reusable API Security Blueprint One pack your engineers, partners and auditors can all share

Every review ships with

  • glyph_03 API and service inventory with call graphs your team can reuse.
  • glyph_03 Threat model with risk-ranked issues and clear owners.
  • glyph_03 Recommended patterns for gateway rules, auth, secrets & logging.
  • glyph_03 PCI / SOC 2 mapping for API-related controls and monitoring.

Your Internal Source of Truth

Most clients turn this into their API security “source of truth” for:

  • glyph_03 Onboarding new engineers and external developers.
  • glyph_03 Partner / vendor due-diligence and security questionnaires.
  • glyph_03 Future redesigns of gateways, services and auth flows.

Who This Is For

Where An API Security Review Helps Most Built for teams exposing fintech APIs to users, partners and vendors

Founders & CxOs

Are our APIs safe enough to power new products and partnerships?

Heads of Engineering & Product

How do we lock down APIs without blocking feature delivery?

Security & Compliance Leads

Where are our real API gaps vs OWASP, PCI, SOC 2 and banks’ reviews?

AHEAD OF API ATTACKS

Ready To See Your API Surface Clearly? Share how your APIs work today—we’ll show you the risks, quick wins and path forward