Cequence Security Features
API Management (3)
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API Discovery
Detects new and undocumented assets as they enter a network and add them to asset inventory.
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API Monitoring
Detects anomalies in functionality, user accessibility, traffic flows, and tampering.
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Reporting
Provides results of the simulation and reveals potential security gaps or vulnerabilitites.
Security Testing (3)
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Compliance Monitoring
Monitors data quality and send alerts based on violations or misuse.
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API Verification
Allows users to set customizable API verification settings to improve security requirements.
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API Testing
Runs pre-scripted security tests without requiring manual work.
Security Management (3)
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Security and Policy Enforcement
Abilities to set standards for network, application, and API security risk management.
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Anomoly Detection
Constantly monitors activity related to user behavior and compares activity to benchmarked patterns.
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Bot Detection
Monitors for and rids systems of bots suspected of committing fraud or abusing applications.
Traffic Management & Performance - AI Gateways (3)
Token-Aware Rate Limiting
Enforces strict request and token quotas per user, tenant, or application to prevent system overloads and manage API budget limits.
Semantic Caching
Caches responses for identical or semantically similar prompts to significantly reduce API latency and eliminate redundant token costs.
Multi-Model Routing & Fallbacks
Routes API requests to various LLM providers via a single unified API and automatically fails over to backup models if downtime occurs.
Governance & Observability - AI Gateways (3)
Data Privacy
Intercepts traffic to detect and mask Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or block malicious prompt injections before the request reaches the external model.
Cost Tracking
Provides granular dashboards to monitor token consumption and calculate exact monetary costs broken down by application, team, or specific model.
Centralized API Key Security
Securely vaults and manages external LLM API keys within the gateway so developers do not need to hardcode credentials into their applications.






