APIsec vs. Akto vs. Imperva API Security vs. Python Comparison Chart

Hackers are targeting loopholes in API logic. Learn how to secure APIs and prevent breaches and data leaks. APIsec finds critical flaws in API logic that attackers target to gain access to sensitive data. Unlike traditional security solutions that look for common security issues, such as injection attacks and cross-site scripting, APIsec pressure-tests the entire API to ensure no endpoints can be exploited. With APIsec you’ll know about vulnerabilities in your APIs before they get into production where hackers can exploit them. Run APIsec tests on your APIs at any stage of the development cycle to identify loopholes that can unintentionally give attackers access to sensitive data and functionality. Security doesn’t have to slow down Development. APIsec runs at the speed of DevOps, giving you continuous visibility into the security of your APIs. No need to wait for the next scheduled pen-test, APIsec tests are complete in minutes.

Imperva API Security protects your APIs with an automated positive security model, detecting vulnerabilities in your applications, and shielding them from exploitation. Organizations manage a minimum of 300 APIs on average. Imperva’s API Security amplifies your security posture by automatically generating a positive security model for every uploaded API swagger file. APIs are being churned out faster than security teams can review, influence, and sign off on before they’re pushed into production. Imperva’s API Security enables your teams to stay ahead of DevOps via automation. Imperva API Security empowers your approach with out-of-the-box security rules adjusted to your APIs. This ensures complete OWASP API coverage and promotes visibility for all security events per API endpoint. With API Security, simply upload the OpenAPI specification file that your DevOps team has created and Imperva will automatically build a positive security model.