APIs sit at the heart of modern application development, connecting vital data and services. Hackers understand this reality and are increasingly targeting APIs. Existing security tooling cannot detect or stop today's sophisticated API attacks.
In this webinar, you will learn steps you can take right now to reduce your API attack surface. Our experts will discuss:
• How APIs have become the dominant threat vector
• Why WAFs and API gateways aren't enough
• The elements needed to protect APIs across build and runtime
• How you can automate API discovery, attack blocking, and remediation insights
The webinar will include a live demo of the latest approaches to API security. Come get your questions answered.
Attendees eligible to receive 1 CPE credit.
Generously supported by:
Adam Fisher is an enterprise security expert whose qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems, Master of Business in Information Technology Management, and a number of certifications: CISSP, CCSP, AWS Security Associate, and Azure MCP. Adam has a detailed knowledge of enterprise security best practices and technologies and has been focused on the creation and deployment of solutions protecting networks, systems, and information assets for Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Adam has worked on Secret level clearance projects for the U.S. government and the United Kingdom, deploying security solutions and network technologies while protecting key government data and assets. In addition, Adam is a respected blogger and thought leader on enterprise security.
As Vice President of Marketing at Salt Security, Michelle is responsible for overseeing all of the company’s marketing strategy and initiatives. She has more than 20 years of market positioning, GTM, and demand gen experience. Prior to Salt, she was VP of Marketing at StackRox, where she initiated all outbound marketing activities, built the marketing team, and generated more than 70 percent of all pipeline activity. Before that, she was VP of Marketing at ScaleArc, and she previously held director of product marketing positions at Silver Spring Networks, ConSentry Networks, Peribit Networks, and Trapeze Networks. She previously served as program director at the research firm META Group, providing technology and strategy direction to global 2000 enterprise clients. She started her career as a technology journalist. Michelle earned her BA in English from the University of California at Berkeley.
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