From Unknown APIs to a Fully Governed Inventory

Continuously discover, classify, and monitor every API across your environment, turning an unmanaged attack surface into a governed, risk-ranked inventory.

Automated API Discovery & Classification

Sensitive & PII Exposure Detection

Auto-Generated Specs & Governance Insights

Real-Time API Risk Scoring

Stop Guessing What’s Running in
Your API Estate

Get a live view of every API, its risk score, and its exposure, in one platform

Frequently Asked Questions

What is API discovery and posture management?
API discovery and posture management is the continuous process of finding every API across an environment, classifying it by risk factors like authentication and data sensitivity, and monitoring its configuration over time. AppSentinels automates this end to end, replacing periodic manual audits with real-time visibility into the full API attack surface.
AppSentinels analyzes live API traffic rather than relying on registered inventories or developer-submitted lists. This lets it surface shadow APIs never documented, orphan APIs left behind after ownership changes, and unused endpoints still exposed but no longer maintained, all without requiring code instrumentation.
Yes. AppSentinels inspects request and response payloads as traffic flows through your APIs, identifying PII, payment data, and other sensitive fields the moment they appear. Exposure is flagged immediately rather than discovered during a periodic scan or after an incident.
Yes. AppSentinels classifies LLM and AI APIs alongside traditional REST and internal APIs as part of the same discovery process, extending visibility to model endpoints, agent tool calls, and MCP-connected services that legacy API inventories typically miss.
AppSentinels calculates risk by combining exposure factors such as authentication status and public reachability, the sensitivity of data an API handles, and the likely business impact if it were compromised. The score recalculates automatically as APIs change, so prioritization always reflects current conditions rather than a point-in-time assessment.