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Sep
23,
2026
Convince Your Boss: API Conference Berlin 2026 Business Case
AI agents are changing who or what consumes an API. APIs have traditionally been designed for developers who read documentation, understand context, and make judgment calls when an integration behaves unexpectedly. Increasingly, however, APIs are also being called by autonomous systems that discover endpoints, chain services together, and act without...
Aug
26,
2026
Agentic AI Governance: When Machines Earn Authority
This article explores the evolution from traditional AI governance to agentic AI governance, highlighting differences, relationships, and practical implementation. Through narrative storytelling, tables, and layered figures, we’ll show how organizations can scale AI safely while capturing real value.
Aug
18,
2026
Enterprise Agents Need Governance expertise
AI agents are moving beyond prototypes and into daily operations that once required human approval. As that happens, the central challenge is how their access and authority are controlled. API teams have managed those questions for years. That makes them the natural choice to define the boundaries agents need in...
Aug
17,
2026
Enterprise Agents Need Governance expertise
AI agents are moving beyond prototypes and into daily operations that once required human approval. As that happens, the central challenge is how their access and authority are controlled. API teams have managed those questions for years. That makes them the natural choice to define the boundaries agents need in...
Jul
15,
2026
The AI Revolution Is Rewriting the API Economy
AI is transforming the API economy, shifting APIs from tools built primarily for human developers to infrastructure increasingly consumed by autonomous AI agents. This article explores how that transition is reshaping API design, integration, security, governance, and business models, while examining emerging standards such as MCP alongside the evolving role...
Jun
3,
2026
Sign up for your admin account: When a new field becomes a security vulnerability
Imagine signing up for an online store and suddenly you have administrator privileges. Impossible? Unfortunately not. Sometimes, a single additional field in an API is enough to grant unauthorized access. A small change, such as adding a role field, can lead to a major security vulnerability. Experts refer to this...
May
13,
2026
Watch Session: Enterprise APIs & MCP: The Missing Link to AI Innovation
Agentic AI is changing how enterprises think about automation, digital products, and intelligent customer experiences. But to make AI agents truly useful in business environments, they need secure access to enterprise data, systems, and services. In this session, you’ll learn why enterprise APIs and MCP are essential for bringing Agentic...
Apr
15,
2026
How to Find a Shadow API
Shadow APIs are undocumented, unmanaged endpoints buried in modern infrastructure. They pose a critical security risk that’s often overlooked. This article explains how they emerge, why attackers seek them out, and how traditional discovery methods fall short.
Apr
1,
2026
How Standards Help With API Design
In this article, we want to focus on the topic of standards. Sometimes these can be seen as obstructive and annoying, but above all, they ensure independence. This doesn’t just mean support in tooling; this type of agnosticism ensures interchangeability and central services, like formal validations and/or validities, or authentication...
Mar
25,
2026
Platform Engineering: Between the DevOps Ideal and Over-Engineering
As cloud-native architectures and microservices increase the complexity of software delivery, many organizations are exploring Platform Engineering and Internal Developer Platforms to help teams move faster without sacrificing governance or security. This article explains what Platform Engineering means, how it evolved from the DevOps movement, and how the right level...
