Application Security
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API Security
Understand the attack paths created by connected services and sensitive data flows.
All work is authorized, controlled, and scoped around your organization's objectives.
Overview
Clarity before action.
APIs connect applications, users, services, and sensitive data. SKIAJO assesses how authentication, authorization, data handling, business logic, and security controls behave under controlled testing.
Key Areas
What we examine.
Authentication
Authorization
Object-level access control
Function-level access control
Data exposure
Input validation
Rate limiting
Session and token handling
Business logic
API configuration
Error handling
SKIAJO Approach
Structured work. Useful decisions.
01
Discover
02
Map
03
Test
04
Validate
05
Report
Outcomes
What you leave with.
- API security findings
- Access-control analysis
- Data exposure analysis
- Risk prioritization
- Remediation recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
Useful answers before we begin.
Why does API security matter?+
APIs often expose data and business functions directly, making authorization and data-handling weaknesses especially important to understand.
Can API testing include authenticated flows?+
Yes. Authenticated and role-based flows can be assessed when test access and scope are defined in advance.
What documentation helps an API assessment?+
API specifications, test accounts, environment details, and known business workflows help make testing focused and useful.
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