Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

Most security teams focus on public APIs—but what about the internal ones you can’t see? As architectures evolve, hidden APIs become silent threats.

Modern APIs are under constant attack—from botnets to logic abuse to threats targeting Agentic AI. Most security tools lag behind. Wallarm doesn’t. Join us for a live walkthrough of Wallarm’s advanced API security platform. In this session you will see how to instantly discover vulnerable endpoints, protect business-critical flows, and stop API abuse—without slowing down your teams. What you'll learn.

APIs are more than technical components—they're business-critical assets. In this powerful moment, Jeremy Dodson lays out why frameworks aren't enough and why companies must treat API security as a core business priority. Security leaders: it’s time to shift your mindset and protect real data flows, not just check boxes.

Content delivery networks (CDNs) are great for performance—but terrible for protecting APIs. Attackers can poison the cache or route around security altogether when APIs are misconfigured. In this clip, Jeremy Dodson explains why relying on CDNs can expose critical business data.

Forget zero-days. Attackers now focus on API logic flaws like BOLA and IDOR to steal data using legitimate requests.

Unpacking Myths, Revealing Truths, Securing APIs APIs are the lifeline of digital innovation, connecting systems and enabling seamless user experiences. But with great power comes great risk. There’s a lot of misinformation out there about API security that could leave your business vulnerable if followed. ‍

Modern AI security must be layered: protections inside the agent, at the API level, and within infrastructure.

You don't need direct access to an AI model to manipulate it. Third-party content like resumes or metadata can inject malicious prompts.

Jailbreaking AI is modern hacking — tricking the system into behaving in unintended ways. It’s like truth serum for AI.

Legacy tools like WAFs and API gateways weren't built for AI threats like prompt injections. Security must evolve.