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As a co-founder of Cequence, I get the pleasure of seeing firsthand how our products help our customers protect their APIs from malicious attacks that can lead to fraud and data loss. However, the challenge any small company has is getting the word out… Continue reading Gartner Recognition: When it Rains, it Pours…
By now most have heard about the Peloton data breach incident and no doubt the security team at Peloton is working long, hard hours to pull themselves out of this horrible situation. The damage is done but there are lessons we can, and should, learn fr… Continue reading API Security Need to Know: Lessons Learned From the Peloton Security Incident
Today we are happy to announce the general availability of version 2.0 of Cequence API Sentinel. This release brings to market several exciting new capabilities requested by our customers, enabling Cequence to continuously discover, monitor and protect… Continue reading Announcing General Availability of Cequence API Sentinel 2.0
The seemingly weekly announcement of new API security offerings highlights the importance of protecting your APIs from security gaps that can lead to fraud and data loss. The wide range of offerings is confusing, even for those of us in the space! Wher… Continue reading Industry Recognition for API Sentinel: KuppingerCole
Security Professionals have a reputation for being paranoid and pointing out security or privacy flaws in just about everything. When the Privacy-Preserving Contact Tracing Project was first launched, many a security pro said, with great skepticism, “y… Continue reading API Security Done Right: COVID-19 Exposure Notification System Minimizes Data Exposure
Research shows that the number one challenge most organizations have is that they do not know how many APIs they have – and that they cannot protect what they cannot see. API Sentinel helps them overcome this challenge by providing continuous visibilit… Continue reading Solving the #1 API Security Challenge Enterprises Face – API Visibility
2020 is moving into the final quarter and it appears to be the year of the API security incident with MGM, Starbucks, Data Viper and Docker as just a few examples of API security incidents. The reasons are obvious – API use has exploded for both develo… Continue reading Aite Group Research Validates API Security Gaps