User Problem

Enterprise customers need to ensure the security and integrity of their data when using Trello's API. They require advanced security features to restrict API access to authorized IP addresses and networks, monitor for unauthorized usage, and receive alerts in the event of potential security breaches. These capabilities are essential for meeting corporate security policies and compliance requirements, ensuring that sensitive information remains protected and that only authorized users can access the system.

Suggested Solutions

1. IP Whitelisting: Implement functionality that allows customers to configure IP address restrictions for their API keys and tokens. This would enable them to limit access to specific networks or IP ranges, ensuring that API calls originate from trusted sources only.

1. Security Alerting: Develop a system to provide real-time notifications when there is suspicious activity associated with API keys, such as usage from unauthorized locations or patterns indicative of a security breach.

1. Comprehensive Audit Logging: Offer detailed, exportable audit logs that include information like source IP addresses, timestamps, API endpoints accessed, and user or token identification, allowing customers to conduct thorough security audits.

1. Log Integration: Create capabilities for exporting logs to, or directly integrating with, enterprise monitoring tools such as Splunk, enabling customers to incorporate Trello API activity into their existing security monitoring frameworks.

Current Workarounds

None available