Enables Any Developer to Become a Security Expert and the Driving Force Of API Security IRVINE, AUGUST 6, 2019 — Today, API security leader and creator of the industry’s first API Firewall, 42Crunch, announced the latest release of its API security platform with enhanced tools for developers to easily define security in OpenAPI contracts — […]
42Crunch Announces Full Kubernetes Support to Automate Zero-Trust API Security Across Microservices Architecture
42Crunch Allows Organizations to Extend Comprehensive API Security Beyond the Edge, to Each and Every Container in Kubernetes Environments SINGAPORE, JULY 16, 2019 — Today at RSA Asia Pacific & Japan 2019, API security leader and creator of the industry’s first API Firewall – 42Crunch – announced the latest release of its API security platform […]
Enhance Your DevSecOps Experience with the 42Crunch API Security Platform
The 42Crunch platform offers DevSecOps teams a unique set of integrated API security tools which allow discovery, remediation of OpenAPI vulnerabilities and runtime protection against API attacks. The 42Crunch June 2019 release introduces an updated, easy to use UI along with key enhancements to API contract security audit reports, full user management for organization administrators, […]
Hot off the press: the OWASP API Security Top 10 list!
Last week, a new OWASP project was launched at the Global AppSec conference in Tel Aviv: the API Security Top10 list. The project information and initial Top10 list were presented by Erez Yalon (Checkmarx) and Inon Shkedy and you can find the presentation PDF here. We have also created an OWASP API Security Top 10 […]
Leading API Security Platform, 42Crunch, Launches Partner Network, Signs Up New Resellers
MUNICH, GERMANY. MAY 14, 2019 — Today at the European Identity & Cloud Conference (EIC) 2019, API security leader and creator of the industry’s first API Firewall – 42Crunch – announced the launch of its reseller and implementation partner program, as well as the first two commercial partnerships with Skalena (Brazil) and atSistemas (Spain). The […]
API Security: separating truth from fiction
Where is the truth and what’s the fiction ? In this webinar Alexei Balaganski, Lead Analyst at Kuppinger Cole and myself contrasted our experience with customers and prospects and came up with a list of facts and fictions about API security. We both have seen a surge of interest in API security after a challenging […]
42Crunch announces the launch of the first API Security platform
IRVINE, CA, USA, March 6, 2019 — 42Crunch, the leading API security company, announced today the release of the 42Crunch API Platform, the world’s first API security cloud platform to discover vulnerabilities in APIs and protect them from attack. The 42Crunch Platform can protect SaaS, Web, or IoT APIs, as well as microservices. This follows the launch of […]
APIsecurity.io adds API Security Encyclopedia and a free API Contract Security Audit service
LONDON, UK, February 13, 2019 — API Contract Security Audit is a free online tool that lets developers and security professionals upload their OpenAPI definition files and get a detailed security assessment on the potential risks that their APIs might have. Each issue in the report shows the specific place in the API contract that […]
42crunch and CriticalBlue announce partnership
London – Nov 21, 2018 – Today, at the API Security For Open Banking Summit, 42Crunch, the leading backend API security platform and CriticalBlue, provider of Approov, the leading frontend mobile API security solution, announced that they are now offering enterprise customers with an end-to-end API protection service. 42Crunch and CriticalBlue were both named Cool Vendors […]
Token Management Security Best Practices
We recently participated to the DZone mobile apps development guide to highlights some of the key best practices when dealing with API keys and tokens. Below is an excerpt, the full article is available on DZone! Modern applications, both web-based and native, rely on APIs on the backend to access protected resources. To authorise access […]
