Throughout the past few years, APIs have become the backbone of digital infrastructure. They enable software-to-software communication, improve integration and interoperability, support modular architecture, and more. But as API use has exploded, so has API traffic volume and complexity, making them increasingly difficult to secure. And the rise of AI agents and automation have complicated matters further. The result? APIs have become a favourite attack vector for cybercriminals. In the 2025 Wallarm ThreatStats Report, we…
By Ivan Novikov and Stepan Ilyin When we started Wallarm, we focused on the APIs that power modern apps. We…
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