Discover the top five myths about API security and learn the effective strategies for protecting your digital assets. Understand why attacks are common, the limitations of perimeter security, and the importance of a zero trust model in this comprehensive overview. Uncover the realities of API security, from the prevalence of attacks to the challenges of relying on perimeter defenses. Learn why a zero trust approach and better developer engagement are key to robust API protection.

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In this video, learn about the differences between password length and complexity, which is more important, and four tips to improve password security in your organization. Learn more about: Resources and social media: Transcript: It’s no secret that passwords aren’t foolproof. In fact, the most common way that hackers infiltrate an organization is through stolen credentials. But until the day that everything has shifted to passwordless authentication, passwords are still necessary. So, how can we make them as strong and effective as possible?