OWASP API Security Top 10 Challenges 

To help enterprise security and API development teams with their new year resolutions we’ve teamed up with Pragmatic Web Security to bring you an OWASP API security fitness program designed to improve the performance of your dev and security teams.

In this 3-part webinar series Dr. Philippe De Ryck, Web Security Expert with Pragmatic Web Security and Colin Domoney of 42Crunch and APISecurity.io, take a deep dive into understanding and addressing the OWASP API Security Top 10 issues. Through detailed practical examples and use cases, they guide developers and security professionals through how to fix and secure their APIs in the face of these identified threats.

Why attend?:

• APIs are the number one attack surface for hackers, learn how to protect your business today.
• Industry leading API Security experts coach you how to improve the security posture of your APIs.
• How to find and fix the OWASP API Security top vulnerabilities - from 1 to 10.
• Guidance on how implementing security at design and run-time protects APIs throughout the lifecycle.

The webinar recordings and slide decks are available on demand
View Webinar Series Recordings

Webinar 1: API security today and the OWASP API Top 10.

11am EST / 4pm GMT - January 25, 2022 - Completed.

Webinar recordings and slides will be published within 48 hours of each webinar event.

The recording of this first episode will be made available to everyone who registers for the webinar series.

Webinar 2: Address the OWASP API Authentication and Authorization Challenges.

11am EST / 4pm GMT - February 17, 2022 - Completed.

The recording of this second episode will be made available to everyone who registers for the webinar series.

Webinar 3: Remediating the outstanding OWASP API Security Top 10 Issues.

11am EST / 4pm GMT - March 24, 2022 - Completed

In this episode Dr. Philippe De Ryck and Colin Domoney address one-by-one the remaining 5 OWASP API Challenges.

Through detailed practical examples and use cases, they guide developers and security professionals through how to fix and secure their APIs in the face of these identified threats.