Security feels manageable with a few APIs, but issues grow as services multiply.
Different teams implement controls differently.
I’m trying to understand how organizations keep API security consistent at scale.
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Security feels manageable with a few APIs, but issues grow as services multiply.
Different teams implement controls differently.
I’m trying to understand how organizations keep API security consistent at scale.
As systems scale, inconsistent implementations create gaps attackers can exploit. Without shared standards and enforcement mechanisms, security becomes fragmented.
Centralized policies, reusable components, and automated checks help maintain consistency.
Takeaway: Scale requires standardization, not improvisation.