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Understanding the location of your APIs and how attackers might exploit them is more critical than ever. Regular vulnerability scans help secure your APIs by identifying weaknesses early, allowing you to address them before they can be exploited.
Nine out of ten organizations operating production APIs encounter API security incidents.
API vulnerability scanning is an automated method for identifying security weaknesses in APIs or the web services your application uses.
Vullify's API scanner simulates the actions of a remote attacker to detect vulnerabilities such as information disclosure, injection flaws, broken authentication, misconfigurations, and more. It can also test APIs behind logins when credentials are provided.
Continuously finding and fixing these vulnerabilities is essential to prevent unauthorized access and safeguard sensitive data.
Upload your OpenAPI/Swagger API schema to ensure complete coverage of all API endpoints, whether public or protected behind authentication. Vullify's API scanner operates on non-vulnerable software as well as identifies zero-day risks in custom software, including potential zero-day risks.
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Schedule recurring scans at flexible intervals. Vullify's proactive threat response automatically checks your APIs for emerging risks. Results are intelligently prioritized with remediation advice so you can fix what matters most.
Use Vullify's API to integrate with your CI/CD pipeline and automatically find weaknesses earlier in the development lifecycle. Receive comprehensive reports to demonstrate security to stakeholders and/or customers.
Automated scanning can identify most issues in your web applications and APIs, but manual testing is essential to uncover any remaining gaps. With Vullify's continuous penetration testing service, our expert testers assess your systems for critical vulnerabilities, including those that automated scanners may miss.
The risk-based prioritization cut our weekly ticket noise by more than half. Our engineers spend time fixing what actually matters instead of triaging dashboards.
We went from a quarterly scanning cadence to always-on coverage in a single afternoon. New assets get picked up automatically — nothing slips through the cracks.
Our auditors asked for evidence of continuous vulnerability monitoring and remediation history. Vullify's reports gave us everything we needed, formatted out of the box.
The AWS and Azure integrations surfaced forgotten subdomains and a handful of misconfigured services within the first scan. It paid for itself in one week.
The team walked us through setup, integrations, and our first scan results in under an hour. Their support responses have been fast and technically sharp ever since.
Clear risk summaries, a running fix history, and trend lines that fit on one page. Presenting security posture to our board became ten times easier.
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Below are common questions about API vulnerability scanning and security along with some answers and useful tips
API vulnerability scanning is the automated process of testing your API endpoints for security weaknesses, misconfigurations, and common vulnerabilities. It helps identify issues like broken authentication, injection flaws, excessive data exposure, and other OWASP API Top 10 risks before attackers can exploit them.
Vullify supports scanning for REST APIs, GraphQL APIs, and gRPC services. You can upload your OpenAPI/Swagger schema to automatically discover and test all your API endpoints, or configure Vullify to scan your API endpoints directly.
Yes, Vullify checks for all OWASP API Top 10 vulnerabilities, including broken object level authorization (BOLA), broken authentication, excessive data exposure, lack of resources and rate limiting, broken function level authorization, mass assignment, security misconfiguration, injection flaws, improper assets management, and insufficient logging and monitoring.
Vullify provides native integrations with popular CI/CD tools like GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, and Azure DevOps. You can automatically trigger API security scans with every code commit, pull request, or deployment, ensuring that vulnerabilities are caught early in the development lifecycle.
Yes, Vullify supports authenticated API scanning. You can configure authentication methods including API keys, OAuth tokens, JWT tokens, and basic authentication. This allows Vullify to test protected endpoints and identify vulnerabilities that exist behind authentication barriers.
While web application scanners focus on HTML-based applications and user interfaces, API scanners are specifically designed to test API endpoints, request/response formats, and API-specific vulnerabilities. APIs often have different attack surfaces, authentication mechanisms, and data structures that require specialized testing approaches.
We recommend continuous API scanning, especially for APIs in production. Since APIs are frequently updated and new endpoints are added regularly, continuous scanning ensures that new vulnerabilities are detected immediately. Vullify can automatically scan your APIs on a schedule or trigger scans when changes are detected.
