API Security Testing Tool
A solution for automating API security testing, ensuring coverage of the OWASP API Security Top 10 and business logic vulnerabilities.
Category | API Security |
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This page updated | a month ago |
Pricing Details | Contact for pricing details. |
Target Audience | DevOps teams, security professionals, enterprise organizations. |
APIsec manages ensuring comprehensive API security in the face of rapid DevOps cycles and complex business logic. The core issue is that manual penetration testing and traditional vulnerability scanning are inadequate for detecting nuanced API vulnerabilities, particularly those rooted in business logic, role configuration, and access control.
APIsec's technical architecture leverages AI to automate the generation and execution of hundreds of custom-tailored test cases, dissecting the unique architecture of each API. This approach ensures 100% coverage of the OWASP API Security Top 10 and extends to business logic flaws that manual testing often misses. The platform integrates with popular CI/CD tools like Jenkins, Jira, and Hudson, allowing for shift-left testing where every new code release is tested before it reaches production.
Operationally, APIsec is designed for continuous scanning, which is crucial given the dynamic nature of modern APIs. It can run full security checks in minutes, significantly reducing the time and resources required compared to manual pen testing. However, this continuous scanning can lead to higher costs, especially in large-scale deployments with numerous endpoints. The platform also generates detailed reports and creates tickets for identified vulnerabilities, streamlining the remediation process.
From a technical standpoint, APIsec's ability to follow complex business logic paths and test authenticated APIs sets it apart from simpler scanners. It supports scheduled, continuous testing and provides custom-branded reports, which are particularly useful for enterprise environments. While the automation is robust, it is important to monitor the frequency and scope of tests to balance security needs with operational overhead and cost considerations.