Why APIs will be the No. 1 Enterprise Attack Vector in 2022

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Application programming interfaces (APIs) are increasingly enabling business innovation. A rapid increase in mobile applications, containers, serverless computing, microservices architectures and cloud adoption has led to an explosion in API usage, with many enterprises deploying hundreds or even thousands of APIs.

However, many organizations’ API security strategies are still maturing: adequate security controls have yet to be developed, vulnerable code is knowingly pushed into production and organisations are not fully aware of what is in their API estate and the exposure to risk this may represent.

With Gartner now stating APIs will be the number one attack vector for cloud applications in 2022, decision-makers responsible for protecting APIs may now need to review their security strategies. 

Join us as we explore

  • Why APIs are now the attacker’s favorite tool
  • What are the common mistakes organizations are making
  • Understanding if you need to act now by defining the scope of your attack surface and the risks this may imply.
  • What should a best practice API strategy look like

Speakers

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Farrukh Ahmad

Cloud and Cybersecurity Expert, PA Consulting

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Benjamin David

Deputy Editor, Infosecurity Magazine

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James Sherlow

Sr. Field Solutions Engineer EMEA, Cequence Security

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Colin Tankard

Managing Director, Digital Pathways

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