Governance, security and interconnection of applications through centralized API management

API Management involves managing the entire lifecycle of programming interfaces (APIs): design, publication, security, supervision and governance. Without API Management, companies quickly find themselves with a proliferation of APIs created in an uncontrolled way, leading to security breaches, duplication, growing technical debt and high maintenance costs. With API Management, your data flows are centralized, your exchanges are secure, and you have clear governance that improves agility and reduces costs.

We work on all the leading platforms: Azure API Management, AWS API Gateway, Google Apigee, Kong, as well as our own FlexFlow solution. The choice depends on your business needs, budget constraints and existing environments (on-premise, cloud or hybrid). This technological neutrality enables us to select the most appropriate solution, rather than locking you into an imposed choice.

Security is built into every project. We use strong authentication (OAuth2, OpenID Connect, SSO), TLS encryption, key and token management, quotas and flow controls to prevent abuse, and full traceability through logging. We also provide real-time monitoring to detect suspicious behavior. Our practices comply with RGPD regulations and are aligned with ISO 27001 standards, guaranteeing end-to-end security.

This is often the case with older business software or certain closed packages. We use FlexFlow to get around this limitation. Two approaches are possible: encapsulation, which consists in creating an intermediate API to expose certain software functionalities, or automation by RPA, which simulates user actions (clicks, inputs, extractions). This approach enables you to integrate even software without an API into your architecture, without having to replace it abruptly.

An API without clear documentation is difficult for your developers to use. That's why we produce standardized documentation (OpenAPI/Swagger), published in a dedicated portal. This enables faster adoption by your technical teams, reduces support costs, promotes the reuse of existing APIs and improves the developer experience.

Implementing API Management generates tangible benefits: interoperability between in-house and SaaS applications, reduced costs thanks to API reuse, greater agility in integrating new tools, securing sensitive data flows, better use of data in applications such as AI or BI, and sustainability of the information system thanks to ongoing governance that avoids the proliferation of uncontrolled APIs.