Neosec is a startup that aims to bring principles from extended detection and response (XDR) tools used by security teams to detect threats in their networks, and apply them to recognize malicious behavior within APIs.

Neosec's SaaS platform uses existing logs as a data source for its behavioral analytics engine. The company says it can discover all the APIs involved in an incident, including those not directly conn ...

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Neosec, founded by the security experts behind LightCyber, aims to bring principles from extended detection and response to API security

Neosec, founded by the security experts behind LightCyber, aims to bring principles from extended detection and response to API security https://t.co/Sug4MBsK42 ...

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If you pick a random GraphQL framework and run it with default settings in production, disaster is waiting to happen.

2. The security of your API depends on the quality of the parser# GraphQL parsers are not created equal! Some libraries use regular expressions for parsing operations while others rely on more sophis ...

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I’m a software engineer and entrepreneur.

I've been building web applications since the late 90's, and have founded several companies in the process. I enjoy taking on new challenges, and learning new things. My goal is to build something tha ...

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I’m a big fan of the new rules.

I think they are going to make for some great games and help bring more people into the hobby https://t.co/kvditiUhDl ...

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Neosec is like an XDR for APIs, or a CrowdStrike for application security

Neosec is like an XDR for APIs, or a CrowdStrike for application security https://t.co/wZsOt41DeE ...

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This is a review of the course “API Security Testing Guide by The XSS Rat” on Udemy.

com. I highly recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn how to test APIs for security vulnerabilities and protect their own API from attacks. The instructor, The XSS Rat, has done an excelle ...

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