Privado
  • Privado
  • Getting Started With Privado
    • Quick Start
    • Running a Scan
    • Understanding Results
    • Command Reference
    • Understanding privado.json
      • Sources
      • Processing
      • Data Flow
      • Collections
      • Violations
  • Understanding Rules
    • What are Rules?
    • Sources
    • Sinks
      • Understanding Sinks
      • Storages
      • Third Parties
      • Leakages
      • Internal APIs
    • Collections
    • Policies
  • Tutorials
    • How to scan a repository using Privado
  • Customizing Privado
    • Add a new Source
    • Add a new Leakage Sink
    • Add a new Storage Sink
    • Add a new Third Party Sink
    • Add a new Policy
  • ROPA Report
    • Generating ROPA Report
  • Play Store Data Safety Report
    • Generate Play Store Data Safety Report
    • Uploading results to Play Store
  • Extra
    • Configurations
    • Contributing through GitHub
  • About Privado
    • LICENSING
    • Privacy Policy
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Internal APIs

A micro-service architecture based application is made of hundreds of internal APIs that talk to each other and exchange data including personal data. Tracking data flow within these internal APIs is important for data safety and ensuring data usage is compatible with your Data Processing Agreements (DPA) and Privacy policies. Privado tracks data flows to internal APIs giving you visibility to enforce data safety controls.

Directory rules/internal_apis/api/:

|__rules
   |__sinks
   |  |__internal_apis
   |  |  |__api
   |  |     |__java.yaml
   |  |     |__default.yaml
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