Come hang out with 42Crunch at the API Specifications Conference this October in Vancouver! OpenAPI Initiative’s API Specifications Conference (ASC) is a place for API practitioners to come together and discuss the evolution of API technology. ASC includes cutting edge technology keynotes and sessions that chart the future of APIs, in-depth specification and standards […]
Tag: api security
API Security is not Web Application Security!
When we started 42Crunch 3 years ago, we were convinced that a new market segment would emerge: API security. And the market is now catching up with our vision! This is exemplified by the recent release of the OWASP Top 10 for API Security threats document, which highlights threats that do not apply to traditional […]
Join 42Crunch at API World 2019
Come hang out with 42Crunch at API World this October in San Jose, CA – Booth 306! API World is the world’s largest API & microservices conference & expo with tracks covering API Lifecycle, Microservices architecture, API Innovations, and more. Join some of our API security experts for their presentations! The Dev, Sec […]
Revolutionizing API Security – 42Crunch + Digital Anarchist
42Crunch CEO, Jacques Declas, sat down with Alan Shimel of Digital Anarchist at this year’s RSA APJ show to discuss new trends in API Security, DevSecOps, and what tools you need to keep up! [Alan Shimel] Hey everyone, it’s Alan Shimel for DevOps.com Security Boulevard. We’re here in Singapore at RSA APJ. We’re right […]
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 […]
Why do we need the A10 entry in the OWASP Top 10 ?
Without any doubt, APIs have redefined the enterprise architecture landscape by becoming the building blocks of internal and external enterprise applications. APIs are now the entry point into most architectures, much like servlets and JSPs were in the application server era. APIs give access to a wide range of applications, systems, databases and now things with […]
