Secure your APIs to protect your business-critical data

Protect your business-critical data by assessing all types of REST APIs, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs.

Market-leading capabilities to secure your API applications

Comprehensive API type support

Protect your business-critical data by assessing all types of REST APIs, GraphQL, and SOAP APIs.  

Built-in parser support

Easily import your APIs using our built-in parsers that support various formats, including Postman, Fiddler, Burp Suite, HAR, and many more. 

OWASP Top 10 API compliance

Find the most common API application vulnerabilities with the most powerful compliance framework. 

Get the hacker's perspective

See what cybercriminals would see if they were to hack into your systems, target you with a phishing attack, or try to spread ransomware. 

AI-driven threat intelligence

Our AI-powered Security Research team keeps you updated with the latest vulnerabilities – around the clock, all year round. 

Supports the entire workflow

Our Security Center provides one unified view for discovery, prioritization, remediation, and reporting. 

Fully automated

Automated and continuous asset discovery and monitoring, vulnerability assessments, prioritization, reporting, and follow-up.

Beyond OWASP Top 10 API vulnerabilities

Find the most common API vulnerabilities according to OWASP Top 10 API and beyond. 

Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA)

Identify vulnerabilities that allow cybercriminals to access or manipulate objects, like database records, leading to data breaches, unauthorized data modifications, or privilege escalation. 

Broken authentication

Find common authentication vulnerabilities that allow cybercriminals to impersonate users or gain unauthorized access to API applications. 

Excessive data exposure

Discover data exposure vulnerabilities caused by poor design, which can lead to sensitive data leaks, data manipulation, and an increased risk of data misuse. 

Lack of rate limiting or resource management

Find APIs without rate-limiting controls that are vulnerable to brute-force attacks, denial of service (DoS), and abuse by bots, to avoid service downtime and unauthorized access. 

Mass assignment

Identify vulnerabilities that occur when APIs allow users to modify or update properties by exploiting insufficient filtering of user input, thereby protecting against privilege escalation and unauthorized changes. 

Injection attacks

Discover APIs that fail to properly sanitize and validate user input and are subsequently susceptible to injection attacks (SQL/NoSQL, command injection, etc.), where malicious data is interpreted as code. This allows a cybercriminal to send a malicious query in an API request to access or manipulate backend databases.