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APIs Over IPAs
Moesif API Observability
22 episodes
5 months ago
18: Platform Engineering and Reducing Operational Overhead with Nuwan Dias, WSO2 by Moesif API Observability
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18: Platform Engineering and Reducing Operational Overhead with Nuwan Dias, WSO2 by Moesif API Observability
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12. API Security and FHIR Recommendations
APIs Over IPAs
46 minutes 57 seconds
4 years ago
12. API Security and FHIR Recommendations
Alissa Knight, partner at Knight Inc Media, shares her insights into how to protect your APIs and what's in store with the latest version of FHIR. Specifically, we cover: • Avoid prison yellow and become an ethical hacker • Authentication doesn’t equal authorization • Protect against BOLA with scopes • Don’t use WAFs to protect your APIs • Know what traffic is going to your API • Shift left security. Shield right. • PHI is worth 1,000X credit card info • APIs are the weakest link in healthcare • APIs have multiple attack surfaces • Banning apps from jail-broken phones doesn’t help • Use MobSF to find API keys • APIs need to comply with FHIR • Implement FHIR correctly • Get FHIR certified • FHIR certification versus HIPAA compliance • There’s no one right solution for API security • Instrument your APIs
APIs Over IPAs
18: Platform Engineering and Reducing Operational Overhead with Nuwan Dias, WSO2 by Moesif API Observability