What does an API audit check?

It reviews endpoint design and consistency, authentication and authorisation (OAuth, API keys, JWT), error handling and status codes, rate limiting, input validation, documentation completeness, versioning strategy, and response performance under load.

When should I audit my APIs?

Before opening your API to external developers, after a significant architecture change, when onboarding an enterprise customer who requires security review, or when experiencing unexplained integration failures.

What integration risks does an audit identify?

Common risks include: single points of failure (no retry/fallback logic), insecure credential storage, over-privileged API access, undocumented breaking changes, and vendor lock-in that limits future flexibility.

How is an API audit different from an API security audit?

An API audit covers design, usability, and reliability broadly. An API security audit focuses specifically on vulnerabilities — injection attacks, broken authentication, excessive data exposure, and OWASP API Top 10 risks.

API & Integrations audits

api and integration audits assess the reliability, security, and scalability of your service connections. they review endpoint design, authentication patterns, error handling, rate limiting, documentation quality, version management, and third-party integration health to ensure your systems communicate correctly — and don't break under load or attack.

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