Online API Security Testing Tool
Check now for free if your API is vulnerable to cyber-attacks. Test the OWASP TOP 10 listed risks and many more in your web assets.
- Detect attack vectors in your API / REST API with ease
- Set the API scan up in minutes and get extensive security reports
- Integrate with more than 20 systems and tools
- Use an automated online SaaS tool for continuous API security testing and embed it into your dev process
Create API Scan Target
Create and verify your application programming interface scan target.
Configure
Configure the credentials for the system and the application.
CI Integration
Create a webhook and start an API scan via the CI Integration.
Set API safety notifications
Integrate a chat notification system (Slack, Mattermost, Hangouts, and many more.) to recieve your API scan information faster.
Download API security reports
Get reports with remediation guidance, risk assessments, and solutions for every API vulnerability discovered.
Benefits
API Vulnerability Scanner Benefits
- Download PDF, JSON/XML, and CSV reports and easily sharing them with team members, executives, and clients.
- Reduce the risk of being hacked and protect your users from API threats and other OWASP Top 10 listed vulnerabilities.
- Scan third-party components in your web application and thoroughly assess their security level.
- Run automated API and Microservices scanning.
- Integrate our vulnerability scanner easily in your workflow and dev pipeline.
Reports
API Security Testing Reports
The API Vulnerability Scanner Report shows you how our automated tool tests, identifies, classifies, and provides remediation advice while saving manual security checks and pentest budget hours.
Extensive API Vulnerability Scan Findings
The report starts with a vulnerability overview of the scan target, the severity of the exposed API vulnerabilities, and a checklist of the exploited attack vectors and status of the executed scanners.
Remediation Advice for API Vulnerabilities
Each found vulnerability features a risk classification, explanation, and advice on fixing the issue.
API Findings Checklist
For easy marking of which exposure in your API is already fixed or noted.
Continuous API Security
Why Continuous API Security is Important
Automated API Pentesting
Perform regular black box pentests on your APIs and spend less on infrequent manual penetration tests.
API Cybersecurity Risk Reduction
Benchmark your next release against OWASP API Top 10 and other known vulnerabilities.
Schedule API Scans
Match API vulnerability scanning to your agile dev cycle.
Ensure Compliance with API Security Testing
Scan every new release before deployment and ensure compliance with regulations and standards (HIPAA, GDPR, ISO, and many more).
Faster Detection of API Vulnerabilities
Detect and mitigate vulnerabilities quicker by scanning your APIs regularly.
Integrated Dev Pipeline
Integrate API vulnerability scanning into your dev process and environment and shift security left.
Whitepaper
API Vulnerability Prevention Guide
Learn how to detect and prevent API vulnerabilities.
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API Security
Which are the API security best practices?
- You should expose just the necessary data
- Be always informed about the latest cyber security trends & vulnerabilities
- Use always authorisation and authentication
- Security certificates should always be set
- Standardising proper JWT validation
- Use JSON Web Tokens only Internally
- And auditing the APIs constantly are the best practices to ensure your API’s
For more API security best practices, read our article about ‘Best Practices to Secure Your API‘.
How to test API security?
You need to configure a project and verify the target. Then it just starts scanning and lasts 2 minutes for the report results.
What is a Web API Security Token
Access tokens are used for token-based authentication to allow applications to access APIs. After the user is successfully authenticated and authorized to access, the application receives an access token and then passes the access token as credentials when calling the target API. The given token informs the holder of the API token that it has been authorized to access the API and perform specific operations specified by the scope granted during authorization.
Which are the most common API security vulnerabilities?
- Broken Object Level Authorization
- Broken User Authentication
- Excessive Data Exposure
- Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting
- Broken Function Level Authorization
- Mass Assignment
- Security Misconfiguration
- Injection attacks
- Improper Assets Management
- Insufficient Logging & Monitoring
Check for more information on Top 10 OWASP list risks for APIs.