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How-tos, research, and lessons on securing APIs, AI, and the modern application surface.
October 28, 2026
Former Charles Schwab CISO Bashar Abouseido explains why AI-driven attacks demand hyper defense, and why exploitability, not patch speed, sets priorities.
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November 19, 2025
Unrestricted resource consumption makes APIs vulnerable to data harvesting and slowdowns. Learn to prevent DoS and control usage with rate limits and validation
Peloton’s API breach exposed user data due to broken authentication and poor authorization controls. Learn key lessons from this high-profile security failure
Learn how Security Misconfiguration (OWASP 8) exposes APIs to risk. See real-world examples, prevention tips, and how APIsec.ai automates API hardening.
OWASP API9:2023 – Improper Inventory Management leaves undocumented APIs exposed. Learn what causes it, real-world risks, and how to audit your full API inventory.
Understand OWASP 10 – Unsafe Consumption of APIs. Learn how third-party API risks lead to data breaches and how APIsec.ai helps validate and secure external integrations.
Discover why broken authentication ranks in the OWASP API Top 10. See how attackers exploit APIs with insecure login, token, and session management flaws
Free API testing tools promise convenience, but do they truly secure APIs? Compare free API scanners vs. automated APIsec testing in this practical guide.
Greenslate secured 2,300+ undocumented endpoints with APIsec, integrating continuous testing to protect financial data despite limited resources.
Uncover real-world lessons from BOLA attacks and learn how to protect your APIs from unauthorized data access
Broken Object Level Authorization (BOLA) is OWASP API Security API1:2023 — the #1 API risk. Learn how BOLA works, real-world examples, and how to prevent it.
Learn from major API security breaches and how to safeguard your applications against evolving cyber threats
Understand the evolving application security technology landscape—see where security tools excel and where critical gaps persist to protect APIs