Application Security

An API attack can result in mass data losses, stolen private information and service disruption

API Discovery is the process of finding and creating an inventory of the APIs and API endpoints in your environment, as well as understanding what are allowed values types, ranges etc., and who is allowed to access this API.

API documentation is a technical guide, often using Swagger or OpenAPI Specification, that explains how to use and integrate with an API. It includes endpoints, methods, authentication, parameters, and example responses, crucial for enabling developers to understand functionality.

API security testing is the assessment of application programming interfaces (APIs) to identify vulnerabilities that could be exploited by attackers. API security testing focuses on examining the endpoints, data exchange, authentication mechanisms, and business logic unique to APIs.

Application programming interface (API) security is a series of strategies and solutions focused on understanding and mitigating the unique vulnerabilities and attacks that target APIs.

Application layer DDoS attacks, also known as Layer 7 DDoS attacks, are dangerous and sophisticated tools used to attack user-facing applications and networks.

Application performance monitoring (APM) is a set of tools and practices that ensure software applications perform at desired levels.