While application programming interfaces (APIs) are nothing new to the legal industry, many organizations' information security controls may not account for them as much as they should.
February 02, 2023 at 04:37 PM
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As the legal industry increasingly relies on cloud-based vendors and software, application programming interfaces (APIs) have become essential to bind all these tools together.
Of course, connecting multiple cloud technologies together means opening up hallways where data can move freely—so it’s no surprise that APIs have become another point of entry for bad actors during cyber breaches.
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Many organizations now routinely rely on numerous APIs with different vendor agreements—multiplying the risk for potential data leaks. Credit: kras99/Adobe Stock
