Applications on the internet today rely a lot on third-party integrations. And why shouldn't they, when it helps developers focus more on the core product than tangling with different features? For instance, you could use a simple tool to handle your email marketing campaigns, or you could use a third-party payment provider to handle all the payments on your website.

Web Application Security is security for web apps, right? As with many technical topics, there are plenty of rabbit holes to dive into when discussing web application security, but let’s focus on the critical questions many have about it.

OWASP has been the face of web application security for almost 20 years. One of the most widely known contributions to the industry is the OWASP Top 10 List.

Enterprises need to look beyond Web Application Firewalls to protect against API vulnerabilities