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API Penetration Testing: Secure Your API Attack Surface
Why API Penetration Testing is Essential for Securing Your Digital Ecosystem
The Essential Role of API Penetration Testing in Cybersecurity
According to Gartner, 90% of web applications now have a larger attack surface exposed via APIs than through the user interface. API protection is a critical piece of the attack surface that requires offensive penetration testing.
API Penetration Testing
How API Penetration Testing with Synack Improves Your Security Posture
Visibility
Full visibility into API attack traffic from researchers
Coverage
Get comprehensive API testing as part of a web application or a stand-alone, headless API
Vulnerability Reporting
Clear, actionable reports on exploitable vulnerabilities
How Synack’s Platform Delivers Advanced API Penetration Testing
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Full Transparency Into Researcher Attack Traffic to APIs
During pentesting, coverage analytics are made available in-platform, where domains, paths and API endpoints are enumerated and stats about the types of exploitation attempts are displayed.
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Identify and Fix Critical Vulnerabilities with API Penetration Testing
Synack Red Team (SRT) researchers will look for common and critical vulns, such as ones listed in the OWASP API Top 10. Read about our API testing methodology.
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Comprehensive API Penetration Testing for Hidden and Headless Endpoints
Headless API traffic is growing as businesses build more B2B communication technologies. Not all API endpoints are accessible through a web UI or tested during a web app pentest. We provide an adversarial perspective on these hidden endpoints.
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Efficient and Collaborative API Vulnerability Management
Quickly assess exploitable API vulnerability findings, request patch verification and communicate directly with researchers on findings through our Platform or an integration with your existing vuln management system.
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Generate Actionable API Penetration Testing Reports
Generate easy-to-read PDF reports for compliance auditors or other audiences that detail API security testing coverage, vulnerabilities found, remediation efforts and more.