Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

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

Agentic AI greatly expands the attack surface: more platforms, more APIs, and more ways for attackers to access sensitive data.

APIs are quickly becoming the primary attack surface targeted by cyber criminals. The rise of generative AI systems, which run on APIs, has driven a dramatic increase in the number of APIs in use. How can you ensure your existing APIs and growing AI deployments remain secure, compliant, and resilient? NIST has now released an initial public draft of SP 800-228: Guidelines for API Protection for Cloud-Native Systems.

There’s near-perfect overlap between the OWASP API Top 10 and LLM Top 10. The threats haven’t changed — only the surface they attack.

In 2024, 98.9% of AI-related CVEs were also API-related. As AI adoption grows, the attack surface explodes. API security and AI security are now inseparable. Learn more in the 2025 API Security Report.

Wallarm lets you upload OpenAPI/Swagger specs and block anything that falls outside of the expected behavior. It's called Positive Security Enforcement, and it works. Control your API behavior with precision.

Not all attacks are obvious. Some happen slowly, over time. Wallarm’s API Abuse Detection tracks abnormal user behavior to stop stealthy threats. Get ahead of attackers before they exploit your logic.

Wallarm scans your external environment to identify APIs across all protocols — including undocumented or insecure ones. API Discovery helps security teams gain real-world visibility into their ecosystem.

Most orgs don’t even know how many APIs they have. And if you can’t see them — you definitely can’t secure them. Wallarm shows why API visibility is the foundation of modern protection.

Traditional tools can't stop API attacks — Wallarm can. Our platform goes beyond observability to detect and block malicious API behavior in real time. Discover how Wallarm keeps your APIs secure where other tools fall short.