Understand the nature of the data flowing into, out of, and within your applications and APIs.
Product Overview
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Traceable is continuously learning about the application specific ways which data flows into, out of, and within your applications. This visibility enables you to report on and track changes of customer and business sensitive data, and to know where sensitive data is potentially at risk.
Automatically detects and flags incoming and outgoing sensitive data in all API calls. Quickly respond to compliance requests and address compliance issues.
Auto discovery of API connections and definitions stays up to date without developer maintenance, allowing developers and security engineers to always know what they are working with.
Trace all connections from the application frontend to the backend storage systems. Understand the flow of the data between your microservices and APIs.
Actionable insight into your current application and API security posture, effectively seeing into the ‘DNA’ of your application and associated APIs. Traceable is continuously learning about nature how data flows into and within your applications.
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SecOps keeps production environments safe. Now, “shifting left” approaches are needed to secure production applications and APIs.
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