The Dev, Sec and Ops of API Security - NordicAPIs
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Isabelle Mauny discusses the importance of integrating security practices within API development through a DevSecOps approach. She emphasizes early vulnerability detection and the need for collaboration among development, security, and operations teams while establishing core API security rules. Key recommendations include educating developers, starting small, and ensuring security tools fit into existing workflows.
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- 1. SECURING AN API WORLD THE DEV, SEC AND OPS OF APIS ISABELLE MAUNY 
 CHIEF EVANGELIST & CO-FOUNDER [email protected]
- 2. 2 âž” Chief Evangelist and co-founder @42Crunch âž” 42Crunch is the company behind apisecurity.io âž” Working with APIs since 2005! âž” Most career at IBM âž” French native, in Spain since 2003 [email protected] @isamauny
- 3. 3 400+ AVERAGE NUMBER OF APIS IN THE ENTERPRISE
- 4. MANY APIS, MANY DEPLOYMENTS 4 APPLICATION
 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION
 SECURITY
- 5. API SECURITY CHALLENGES API Security is considered too late ✓ Security teams can’t do their job properly API Security is hard ✓ Complex standards, limited skills Applying API Security at scale ✓ How do we cope with dozens of deployment per week, with hundreds of APIs to deploy ? Detecting vulnerabilities early Measuring the efficiency of our security measures 5
- 6. MEET DEV SEC OPS 6 “DevSecOps is the philosophy of integrating security practices within the DevOps process. DevSecOps involves creating a 'Security as Code' culture with ongoing, flexible collaboration between release engineers and security teams.”
- 7. INJECTING SECURITY AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE IN THE API LIFECYCLE 7 DeploymentTestingDevelopmentDesign SHIFTING SECURITY LEFT
- 8. 8 Development Security Operations Business A CHANGE IN CULTURE: PEOPLE COLLABORATING…
- 10. 10 …AND USING THE RIGHT TOOLS.
- 11. KEY BENEFITS Everyone is responsible for security, everyone has a role to play ✓ No more “throwing over the fence” approach Vulnerabilities found early take up to 30x less effort to solve Secure by design principles ✓ Automated reviews ✓ Automated security testing Security becomes transparent, thanks to security as code Developers iteratively learn about best practices Security is continuously improved 11
- 12. A DEV-SEC-OPS CYCLE FOR APIS 12From: https://jaxenter.com/exploration-devsecops-144849.html
- 13. 13 1 ANALYZE What do we need to secure ?
- 14. KNOW YOUR APIS AND THE RISK THEY BRING 14See: https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Application_Threat_Modeling
- 16. CORE API SECURITY RULES All APIs request/response data must be validated All access tokens must be validated Proper authentication in place, adapted to risk Rate Limiting for all operations Fine-grained authorization for data access Authenticate Apps Managed secrets: no hardcoded/ readable APIKeys, passwords, tokens in code or deployment scripts Security headers must be used No libraries with known vulnerabilities All transactions are logged All APIs are known and governed 16 Can we extended from “How to Prevent” section from OWASP Top 10 for APIs
- 17. 17 VERIFY 3 Ensure we comply with the rules!
- 18. 18 Dev QA/Testing Production/Ops Code Analysis (SAST) Code reviews (manual) API contract analysis (SAST) Software Component Analysis API Implementation Testing (DAST) API Contract Testing (DAST) Negative Testing: Hack yourselves! Container Images Analysis Deployment Scripts Analysis SSL/TLS Configuration Kubernetes Configuration Perf testing Pen Testing (manual)
- 19. RULE OF THUMB FOR TOOLS Fit in “developer flow” ✓ IDEs Integration Can be automated ✓ Plugins for CI/CD pipelines ✓ API driven Can integrate with ecosystem ✓ Logging ✓ Monitoring ✓ SIEM 19
- 21. 21 App icon made by https://www.flaticon.com/authors/pixel-buddha Front Process Data North South North South East West Firewall/GW Service Mesh Service Mesh PROTECT ALL APIS •Automatic Deployment •Protections as code •Deployed early
- 22. 22 MONITOR AND ANALYZE Dev/QA ✓ Immediate feedback loop in developer’s IDE ✓ Treat vulnerabilities as bugs: ✓ Track issues found with your favorite ticketing system Production ✓ Analyze automatically all system logs ✓ Profile runtime behaviour and raise potential issues automatically
- 23. KEY RECOMMENDATIONS Start small and iterate ✓ Don’t try to address all issues at once! Educate and help developers ✓ Add security people to development teams ✓ Don’t throw security at them as a new responsibility ✓ Help them by including feedback in their existing development flow Don’t throw too many tools in the pipeline ✓ Evaluate and choose depending on your needs 23
- 24. CONTACT US: [email protected] Securing an API World