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With more APIs in circulation than ever before, there has been a direct correlation to the number of API abuses reported across industries. This is because APIs are such a valuable asset to bad actors, but many organizations have not yet woken up to the realities of the need to protect their APIs from abuse. If you couple that with the fact that attacks on APIs have become more sophisticated, with some attackers even using AI themselves, then you can see why even some of the more security-conscious organizations can have trouble properly securing their APIs.

A robust API Security posture can be broken down into several areas including:

• ‍Proper design and coding during the development process
• API governance and compliance through visibility of all your APIs (shadow too!) and a mapping of how they connect to each other.
• General application and API protection from tools such as API gateways, WAFs, NG-WAF, and RASPS
• An always-updating understanding of your user behaviors regarding your APIs.

You won’t have comprehensive API security without solutions in each of these areas.

We will also discuss:

• The roles of API developers, infosec, support, and enterprise architects as it relates to API security
• Microservices role in making it difficult to secure your APIs
• The importance of inventorying your APIs
• How technologies like Traceable can help protect your APIs against advanced attacks

Key takeaways:

• Why your API's are a key attack surface for modern bad actors
• Why APi's are so much harder to secure than traditional web traffic
• What's necessary to secure your APIs
• Why yesterday's solutions can't solve today's new API security challenges

There are occasions when synchronizing data between two systems that a child object arrives at the target system slightly before the parent object. When this out-of-order object arrives, a referential integrity situation occurs. How to solve it?

At this Denver MuleSoft Meetup, Tim Hanline from Mule Learning will join us to build a delayed reprocessing algorithm using queues and a scheduler. He will point out where a developer must take special care with the queues' configuration in order to successfully reprocess errant messages on a time delay. Tim will build this solution from scratch, with the goal of all meetup participants leaving the meetup with a working delayed reprocessing solution.

Code-less orchestration and integration that scales is often sought after when it comes to creating an elegant integration solution. Azure Logic Apps provides exactly that where developers or integration experts (or novices) can create custom integration solutions easily and quickly with drag-and-drop functionality and out of the box integrations native to Azure as well as external to Azure.

A subset of this is implementing and orchestrating an elegant B2B solution. B2B and EDI is so common across industries, and Azure Logic Apps provides an incredible way to create a scalable solution for B2B integrations.‍

You will learn:‍

• What Azure Logic Apps is
• Benefits of Azure Logic Apps
• How to create B2B solutions using Azure Logic Apps including partner management
• How to enable AS2 connectivity (and other connectivity) for inbound and outbound EDI communication
  

Who should attend:

• IT leaders looking to implement a scalable B2B solution
• Developers who have struggled with trading partner management or B2B implementations
  

Reasons to attend:

• Find your scalable B2B integration solution
• Discuss and alleviate common pain points in creating B2B solutions