API Endpoints

The API Endpoints page provides information about all the APIs discovered and either learned or under learning. It provides a high-level summary of the number of internal and external APIs discovered during the selected time range, the number of APIs at risk, and the number of updated APIs.

Filters

The API Endpoints page lists many filters to narrow down on the number of APIs you wish to learn about, for example, filter to:

• View internal or external APIs

• View authenticated and unauthenticated APIs

• View APIs that were updated recently

• View APIs based on the risk category of high, medium, critical, or low

• View APIs based on the sensitive data types.

You can also add more filters based on:

• Security posture

• Traceable's custom filters, for example, are based on the endpoint's discovery state, whether an API endpoint is learned, and so on.

• Based on Environment and Service.

• API definition includes HTTP method, labels, URLs, domain, etc.

All the filters work on the time range you select from the drop-down in the top-right corner. To remove a filter, click on the X icon shown when you hover over a filter.

Inactive APIs

Click Show Inactive APIs as shown in the above screenshot to view the inactive and active APIs. Inactive APIs are those APIs that have not received any traffic in the selected time range.

Attributes

Through its discovery process, Traceable discovers various API attributes. These attributes are categorized into different categories, like security posture, deployment, API definition, and so on. Attributes on the API Endpoints page are another way to narrow your search. When you click on an attribute category, Traceable displays the number of APIs matching that attribute.

Recent searches

Traceable maintains a search history of all searches performed using filters. You can click on Recent in the Filter pane to view previous filters and reapply an old one according to your requirements.