2. How Stripe Builds APIs

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  • Postman’s New Warnings Pane for API Testing
        Since Postman is committed to easing collaboration across stakeholders in the API development process, the Postman API Platform provides a bunch of tools—including workspaces, collections, API Builder, and the API Network—for all stakeholders to collaborate and develop APIs seamlessly.

        Recently, we’ve seen initiatives by Postman users spanning organizations across the globe shifting their security left. This means solving for security issues before they arise in the first place by making API producers aware of these risks at the earliest stage possible.


Introducing the Warnings pane for collection requests


Although Postman provides extensive security warnings for OpenAPI definitions, we understand that this provides limited value in identifying misses that are associated with the implementation of an API. With the latest Postman update, you can now identify if an API endpoint follows some of the commonly enforced best practices when it comes to the domain of security.

Whenever you send a request, the Postman API Platform will automatically keep an eye out for these and populate the results in the Warnings section of the right side-pane. You can pop over to that and have a look at how your most recent API call performs on a scale of security.




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