Your 2024 Plan for API Security

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Your 2024 Plan for API Security

The average cost for enterprises to rectify an API breach is $4.5 million. To assist you in prioritizing API Security in 2024, we have developed a quarterly Annual plan to kickstart your initiatives.

This plan outlines an actionable list of goals for each quarter and best practices on how to achieve these goals. Know how to tackle pressing concerns such as:

  1. How do I discover all application APIs?

  2. What API security tests should I prioritize for automation?

  3. What security tools should I integrate in CI/CD?

  4. How do I ensure long-term API security practices at scale in my organization?

We'll also show you how Akto can help you here! Akto is a proactive open Source API Security platform. You can discover all your APIs and find vulnerabilities by running 300+built-in tests and even write custom tests for custom use cases.


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