How an APISIX gateway supports audit evidence for PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, DORA and NIS2: encryption in transit, boundary protection, web attack prevention, logging and access control.
Using APISIX in a cardholder data environment: an automated web attack prevention layer for Requirement 6.4.2, strong cryptography for PAN in transit under 4.2.1, and the logs and configuration evidence assessors ask for.
Securing APIs that carry ePHI at the gateway: TLS and mTLS to clients and services, audit logging of API access without logging PHI payloads, and the evidence a HIPAA risk analysis needs.
Showing SOC 2 auditors how the API gateway protects the system boundary: authentication for every external route, IP and rate restrictions, encrypted transmission and monitoring of anomalous API traffic.
Applying GDPR Article 32 to the API layer: encryption and access control at the gateway, minimizing personal data in access logs, masking fields, EU-hosted gateways and the records of processing for API logs.
Mapping an APISIX gateway to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 A.8.20 networks security and A.8.15 logging: controlled entry points, TLS, segregated admin interfaces, protected gateway logs and what auditors sample.
What DORA Article 9 expects of the API layer for financial entities: strong authentication, encryption by data classification, documented change management for gateway configuration, and network segmentation.
Meeting NIS2 Article 21(2)(h) at the gateway: approved TLS protocols and ciphers, certificate and key management, mTLS for service traffic and reviewing the cryptography policy as APISIX defaults change.
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