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Are API Security Myths Silently Costing Your Business? 5 Truths Every Leader Needs to Know

APIs are essential for modern business operations. They drive mobile applications, facilitate partner integrations, open new revenue channels, and act as critical links for emerging AI agents. At the same time, AI tools are speeding up the development of these APIs. Undoubtedly, they are vital business resources. However, are you safeguarding these resources with the careful attention they need, especially as they grow in number and complexity?

Building a Secure Foundation: Compliance-Driven API Posture Governance

APIs are the vital connectors of modern digital business, powering everything from e-commerce and financial transactions to healthcare data exchange and government services. While indispensable for innovation, this widespread API adoption introduces significant security risks.

Is Your API Security Just "Good Enough"? Why That's Not Enough Anymore

APIs serve as the foundation for modern digital innovation, supporting everything from mobile applications to intricate business integrations. However, as their numbers soar, with many companies experiencing annual growth rates of 50-100%, they have also become a significant target for cyber attackers. Relying on "good enough" API security could leave your most vital assets perilously unprotected.

Strengthening Cloud Security: API Posture Governance, Threat Detection, and Attack Chain Visibility with Salt Security and Wiz

In the current cloud-centric environment, strong API security is essential. Google's acquisition of Wiz underscores the urgent necessity for all-encompassing cloud security solutions. Organizations should focus on both governing API posture — ensuring secure configuration and deployment to reduce vulnerabilities and assure compliance — and on effective threat detection and response.

Beyond the Perimeter: How NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 Principles Apply to the Expanding API Attack Surface

For financial institutions in New York, the NYDFS Cybersecurity Regulation (23 NYCRR 500) is a vital mandate that requires a strong and comprehensive cybersecurity framework. This regulation outlines numerous requirements aimed at safeguarding customer data and maintaining the integrity of financial systems.

Strengthen Your Cyber Insurance Position: Why Proactive API Security is Key

Navigating the cyber insurance market in 2025 feels tougher than ever. Premiums are rising, requirements are stricter, and underwriters are scrutinizing security controls with unprecedented detail. While you're likely focused on endpoint security, MFA, and backups, are you overlooking a critical attack surface that insurers increasingly care about?

A New Chapter for API Security: Introducing the Salt MCP Server

There are rare moments when the technology world takes a massive leap forward. Today is one of those moments. At Salt Security, we have always believed that APIs form the connective tissue of the modern enterprise. As AI accelerates the pace of business beyond anything we’ve seen before, a simple truth has become clear: The way we discover, understand, and secure APIs must evolve, or we will be left behind.

Proactive API Security: The Salt Security and HCL AppScan Advantage

In today's fast-paced world of digital transformation, APIs serve as the backbone of modern applications, enabling innovation and efficient data sharing. Nevertheless, the rise in API usage has expanded the attack surface, making solid security protocols essential. This post delves into how the partnership between Salt Security and HCL AppScan API Security is transforming API governance, equipping organizations to actively manage API security through thorough discovery and contextual risk assessment.

Tariffs, Tension, and APIs: The Hidden Connection to Business Risk

Over the past few weeks, the topic of tariffs has dominated headlines internationally. These trade measures have triggered global economic volatility, with the European Union (EU) pausing its retaliatory tariffs to allow room for negotiation. While the immediate focus is on economic ramifications, it's crucial to recognize the less visible, yet significant, impact these tariffs can have on cybersecurity infrastructures, especially in the realm of API security.