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API
Security.

Harden the APIs your AI agents and portals rely on — authentication, rate limiting, input validation, and monitoring.

Auth and authorisation review Rate limiting and abuse prevention Input validation testing

Capabilities

What It Covers

APIs are the connective tissue of AI systems and B2B portals. When they are misconfigured or inadequately secured, attackers can extract data, abuse functionality, or escalate access. This review identifies the gaps and provides specific hardening steps.

Authentication and authorisation review
Rate limiting and abuse prevention
Input validation and sanitisation
API monitoring and anomaly detection
Security header and transport layer hardening

Process

How It Works

01

Inventory your API surface

We document all API endpoints, authentication mechanisms, data access patterns, and external integrations.

02

We test for common vulnerabilities

Automated scanning combined with manual testing of authentication flows, authorisation logic, input handling, and data exposure.

03

Deliver hardening recommendations

A prioritised list of findings with specific fixes — configuration changes, code patterns, and monitoring requirements.

Who Benefits

Use Cases

Businesses with AI agents consuming external APIs

Every API your AI agent calls is an attack surface. Compromised API access can extend to your AI system's capabilities.

B2B portal operators

Portals expose business data through APIs. Authentication gaps, rate limit absence, and authorisation logic flaws are the most common findings.

Companies with customer-facing APIs

Customer-facing APIs are attacked regularly. Input validation, rate limiting, and monitoring are baseline requirements that many deployments are missing.

Common Questions

What People Ask

Broken authentication, insufficient authorisation, lack of rate limiting, missing input validation, and excessive data exposure. These appear consistently in API security assessments across industries.

Know Where Your API Surface Is Exposed.

Request an API security review. We'll test your authentication, rate limiting, input handling, and data exposure.