Find sensitive data
Protecting personally identifiable information (PII) has been a top priority for organizations considering the significant consequences associated with data breaches, which includes hefty regulatory fines. With the proliferation of applications, more and more sensitive data traverses APIs everyday. Which can leave organizations vulnerable if not addressed.

Uncover sensitive data in your APIs
Your APIs could be leaking very sensitive data
APIs interact with all types of data - credit card information, health records, social security numbers, etc. Without an accurate API inventory and insight into sensitive data traffic, you cannot adequately address potential vulnerabilities and data leakage. And there can be dire consequences if sensitive data is ever exposed.
Regulatory compliance is no laughing matter
Regulators around the world continue to enact and expand requirements for how organizations handle sensitive information, such as GDPR, CCPA, and so on. Identifying where data resides, is moved to, and accessed from is critical to ensuring compliance and avoiding costly fine.
API gateways and WAFs can't help you
API gateways and WAFs provide limited visibility into your API estate, as they only reveal API traffic that is routed through them. The other downside is that they don't provide visibility into the types of sensitive data that traverses your APIs. API inventory is more than just a number. You need to know how many APIs you have, including shadow and zombie APIs, as well as the types of data they engage with.
Uncover who is accessing the sensitive data
Beyond knowing the types of sensitive data routed through your APIs, you should also have visibility into how many users are engaging with those APIs. Without that level of insight, you’ll be vulnerable to a myriad of threats.
Introducing Posture Management
Noname Security Posture Management helps customers assess every API, including legacy and shadow APIs, and determine which ones are critical to the business. Understand the types of PII data that traverse your APIs.
API Discovery
Uncover how many shadow APIs you have lurking in your API estate.
Data Classification
See how many APIs are able to access credit card data, SSNs, etc.
User Monitoring
Identify how many users accessed a particular data type over your APIs.