Category Archives: API attacks

The top 10 API security risks OWASP list for 2023

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As more organizations rely on the automation and scale that web applications and connected services provide, application programming interface (API) security has become imperative. In just the last year alone, unique attackers targeting customer APIs grew by 400%, proving that organizations must take a proactive approach to secure these increasingly valuable services. But considering the […]

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Omnichannel E-commerce Growth Increases API Security Risk

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Today, a lot of the digital innovation we see is largely thanks to the application programming interface (API). Without APIs, rapid development would be nearly impossible. After all, the API is the link between computers, software and computer programs. But wherever there’s a link, a potential data security weakness exists.      Essential for modern mobile, SaaS […]

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Report: Attacks on Financial Services Targeting APIs

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A report published by Akamai Technologies suggests cybercriminals targeting the financial services sector are starting to focus more of their attacks on application programming interfaces (APIs). From December 2017 through November 2019, Akamai observ… Continue reading Report: Attacks on Financial Services Targeting APIs→

The (Security) Dangers of Over Confidence

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Organizations did not recognize that a scattered approach to web application security left them vulnerable to attack, and confidence remained high.
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