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Data breaches have become the top news story. And APIs are quickly becoming the hacker's new favorite attack vector. They offer a direct path to critical information and business services that can be easily stolen or disrupted. And your private APIs can be exploited just as easily as a public API. So what measures can you take to strengthen your security position?
This webinar explores recent API data breaches, the top API security vulnerabilities that are most impactful to today's enterprise and the protective measures that need to be taken to mitigate API and business exposure.
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