Tag: Anomaly Detection

Sep 23

Dynamic Rate Limiting and Anomaly Detection for Autonomous API Consumers

In traditional web application architecture, API rate limiting is a solved perimeter-defense problem. Using fixed or sliding windows tracked via IP addresses, user accounts, or API keys, API gateways protect backend microservices from traffic spikes, scraping scripts, and basic denial-of-service (DoS) floods. When a client exceeds their maximum throughput threshold, the gateway responds with an […]

Sep 22

11 min read

Behavioral Fingerprinting: Identifying When an Agent Interacts with a Compromised User

In traditional enterprise cybersecurity, User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA), Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), and adaptive access management systems continuously monitor human user behavior. If a legitimate user’s account credentials are compromised by an adversary, the system looks for behavioral anomalies—such as sudden shifts in typing cadence, anomalous geographic login locations, unexpected API query […]