API Management & Security
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API Management & Security

Combined Session
Thursday, May 11, 2017 15:30—16:30
Location: BODENSEE II

API Management and API Security

API Management and API Security are a must today. Be it specific requirements such as PSD II or the demand for rapidly creating new applications in the context of bimodal IT and Digital Transformation, organizations must open up APIs and manage and secure these adequately. We will look at the requirements and solutions for modern API Management and API Security.

In this session, participants will look at the Top 5 requirements for API Management/Security solutions and discuss the pros and cons of stand-alone vs. integrated (e.g. into Web Application Firewalls) solutions.

API Management and API Security
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API Management and API Security
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Martin Kuppinger
Martin Kuppinger
KuppingerCole
Martin Kuppinger is Founder and Principal Analyst at KuppingerCole, a leading analyst company for identity focused information security, both in classical and in cloud environments. Prior to...

API Security & Innovation in the Light of Mobile Apps and PSD2

Over the last few years businesses have had an increasing number of reasons to deliver public APIs. From monetization of existing organizational data assets and services to attempting digital transformation. By opening new product delivery channels such as Mobile App’s using APIs, many businesses are becoming API platforms. This trend that has fostered the API economy.

With new opportunities come new threats. Entering the API economy means opening your internal infrastructure to the public. One of the greatest challenges that is becoming apparent is how to address API security in this complex and hostile environment. To help mitigate these risks and counter the external threats Onegini proposes a Secure API Architecture that delivers components to avoid risk and provide end-to-end security, from device to API.

In this session Denis will explain how Banks and Insurance companies implemented the Secure API Architecture for Mobile Apps. Several insurance client cases for third-party API access will be presented.

Key Takeaways:

Denis Joannides
Denis Joannides
Onegini
Denis Joannides is the co-founder and CTO of Onegini and an expert in mobile security, authentication and payments. He has a strong technical background and is very passionate about making new...
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