Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

This is it! The 2025 Annual API ThreatStats Report! The Wallarm Research team has collected and analyzed all the API threat data for 2024 and produced this annual report, shining a spotlight on the rising threat of API attacks targeting AI applications. The latest report explores the top API threats, identifies key trends, and provides actionable insights that can help you strengthen your API Security program, with an emphasis on identifying and protecting your AI applications from API security issues. This report includes an update to our dynamic API Security Top 10 as well. In this webinar, you will learn about.

Discover how Wallarm empowers users to respond to API attacks with actionable tools. Learn how to create custom rules, manage false positives, and explore attacks through seamless navigation between API sessions and attack views. Simplify API security with Wallarm’s advanced features.

Learn how flexible filtering and session context improve API security. Wallarm enables deep analysis of attacks, from failed logins to SQL injections, using response codes and request types. Discover why session context is essential for identifying and preventing threats.

Learn how attack context, from SQL injections to brute force attempts, improves API security. Wallarm detects threats like login manipulation and uses filters to block attacks, providing deeper insights into API sessions.

API session context is key to understanding and mitigating threats. Wallarm configures session identifiers for precise analysis, providing a full picture of attacks and enhancing security insights.

Attackers now exploit APIs for rapid data breaches, taking advantage of a 96% rise in API-related vulnerabilities. Learn how realized risks (breaches) differ from unrealized risks (vulnerabilities) and why APIs are top targets. Stay informed on API security trends.

As we enter the new year, the API security landscape continues to evolve. The volume and complexity of APIs attacks has increased. CISOs and security teams should evaluate their current tools and programs for changes. In this webinar, we bring together CISOs to discuss what changes and threats should be considered in API security programs for the new year. Together, we’ll examine and discuss.