Get to Know Us...
APIFuzzer™ has a unique offering differentiating it from the traditional web application security testing products.
We are dedicated to ‘Making Security Simple’ for organizations and assisting them minimize cybersecurity vulnerabilities and align cybersecurity with IT and business objectives.
Organizations spanning various sectors, including BFSI, insurance, healthcare, power, oil, government, defense, and more, can benefit from our cutting-edge DevSecOps-ready cybersecurity solutions designed to bolster enterprise cybersecurity defenses.
How APIFuzzer is Different...
APIFuzzer™, is a state-of-the-art API security fuzzing tool designed to identify and provide mitigation methods to remediate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by malicious actors. By systematically injecting invalid or unexpected data into API endpoints, APIFuzzer exposes potential weaknesses, helping organizations proactively strengthen their API security posture. Supports multiple methods for ingesting and testing APIs, our product is a versatile solution suitable for various industries and use cases.
APIFuzzer™ in Action!
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API Discovery
Generates a detailed API-SBOM and validates it with your API Documentation
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API Lifecycle Management
Tracks your product’s lifecycle, application versions, and progress of your API security testing
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API Security Best Practices
Ensures APIs follow the best practices for API construction, nomenclature, and methods
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Broken Object Level Authorization
Exposes API endpoints to anonymous users may lead to unauthorized access to data
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Broken User Authentication
Comprises incorrect authentication mechanisms leading to attackers gaining control of confidential data
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Excessive Data Exposure
At times, developers implement APIs in a generic way resulting in excessive data exposure
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Lack of Resources & Rate Limiting
Limiting API calling within a set timeframe may lead to DoS or making the API unresponsive
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Broken Function Level Authorization
Exposes API endpoints to anonymous users may lead to unauthorized access to data
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Security Misconfiguration
Comprises issues like ad-hoc configurations, open cloud storage, and misconfigured HTTP headers
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Injection
Attackers use injection vectors to feed APIs with malicious data leading to data loss, DoS, etc.
