API Security for Multi-Vendor Identity Orchestration

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Multi-vendor identity orchestration gives organizations flexibility to combine specialized services such as document verification, biometrics, fraud detection, and AML screening, but it expands the API attack surface and can introduce inconsistent security controls, credential-management burdens, data-exposure risks, and limited cross-vendor visibility. A security-first, Zero Trust approach should require strong authentication and authorization for every interaction, using standards such as OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, securely managed and rotated API secrets, mutual TLS for server communications, TLS encryption in transit, encryption at rest, centralized API gateways, WAFs, input validation, rate limits, and DDoS protections. Comprehensive logging, SIEM-based monitoring, audit trails, regular penetration testing, and vendor security assessments are also presented as essential for detecting threats and maintaining compliance. Didit is positioned as an alternative to managing many separate integrations by consolidating 18 identity modules behind one API, with stated SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR, and eIDAS2 alignment, privacy-focused data handling, liveness detection, workflow controls, and detailed audit logs.

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