Currently, the APIs rely on static username and password credentials, along with secured protocols (HTTPS). While these measures provide a basic level of security, a more robust approach is needed to align with modern best practices.
OAuth 2.0 offers a token-based authentication mechanism that minimizes the risks associated with static credentials, such as credential leakage and unauthorized access.Implementing OAuth 2.0 ensures that authentication methods remain scalable and adaptable to evolving security threats and regulatory requirements.