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Scaling API Security Without the Complexity: Lessons from Early Adopters

APIs are a blessing and a curse. They’re the backbone of the modern internet. They also expose complex behaviors that are often poorly documented, stitched together across legacy and cloud systems, and updated faster than security teams can review. Three key groups typically shoulder the burden of protecting them: When these groups work in silos, gaps appear. Security becomes fragmented, reactive, and expensive to maintain. This is where Wallarm Security Edge comes in.

When Secure Isn't Safe Uncovering OWASP Top 10 Business Logic Abuse

The OWASP Top 10 for Business Logic Abuse reveals the most critical ways attackers exploit the design of your applications, not just their code. Business logic abuse isn’t about SQL injection or XSS, it's about bypassing the rules, manipulating workflows, and triggering unintended behaviors in ways your functional tests never anticipated. Why this Matters? Attackers are shifting from exploiting code flaws to abusing the intended functionality of your applications.These logic-level threats are particularly dangerous because they.

This API Security Mistake Could RUIN Your Business #apitesting #hacking_or_secutiy #apisecurity

Testing your APIs after deployment is one of the biggest mistakes teams make. By the time vulnerabilities are discovered in production, the risk is higher, fixes take longer, and attackers may already exploit them. In this short clip from our API Security webinar, we explain why “shift-left” testing — securing APIs before deployment — is critical to prevent breaches.

Would You Like Data Leaks With That?

It’s been a rough few weeks for burger chains. First, McDonald’s McHire chatbot was caught serving up candidate data through insecure APIs. Then Restaurant Brands International (RBI), home of Burger King, Tim Hortons, and Popeyes, had its APIs flame-broiled by attackers who discovered they could generate tokens without authentication, escalate privileges, and even eavesdrop on live drive-thru audio. When APIs become the secret sauce, leaving them unprotected is a recipe for disaster.

Securing Third-Party EHR Integrations: Best Practices

Electronic Health Records (EHR) have become the backbone of modern healthcare, enabling providers to deliver coordinated, data-driven, and efficient care. Yet, as practices increasingly rely on third-party integrations-whether for billing, analytics, telehealth, or patient engagement-security becomes a pressing concern. A poorly secured integration can expose sensitive patient information, create compliance risks, or even compromise entire networks.

From Prompt Injection to a Poisoned Mind: The New Era of AI Threats

In our last post, we introduced the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the "brain" or "mission briefing" that guides an AI agent's actions. Most security teams are just getting familiar with prompt injection, the equivalent of tricking an AI with a single, misleading command. But that's like stopping a pickpocket at the door when a master spy is already inside, rewriting the mission plans. As AI agents become autonomous, the attacks become more profound.