How API Consumption Management Aids Financial Compliance
Bill Doerrfeld | July 11, 2024
Third-party API consumption management presents a compelling method to bring better security and compliance controls to a sprawling inventory of financial APIs. For instance, an API mediation layer could help bank API aggregators incorporate things like PII masking, allow/block listing, visibility, logging, API payload inspection, and other helpful abilities.
On the lunar.dev blog, I shared some thoughts about how third-party API consumption management could aid financial compliance.
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