Qualys introduces AI-driven Web Application Scanning (WAS) featuring API security – Intelligent CISO

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Qualys Launches AI-Powered Web Application Scanning with API Security Platform

Qualys, a leading cybersecurity firm, has just launched its innovative API security platform that incorporates AI-powered scanning and deep learning-based web malware detection. This cutting-edge solution aims to protect web applications and APIs from cyber threats across various environments, including on-premises servers, databases, multi-cloud setups, and microservices.

With the rise of Digital Transformation initiatives, the significance of APIs in modern web applications cannot be overstated. Recent data reveals that over 83% of web traffic consists of API traffic, underscoring their pivotal role in today’s tech landscape. However, the widespread adoption of APIs also brings about vulnerabilities that cybercriminals can exploit.

Kunal Modasiya, Vice President of Product Management at Qualys, emphasized the importance of a unified platform for API security. He highlighted the limitations of traditional security tools, such as SAST and DAST, in addressing API-specific threats and the need for a comprehensive approach to safeguarding APIs and the underlying infrastructure.

The newly launched API security platform by Qualys aims to bridge these gaps and provide organizations with a holistic view of their application security posture. By leveraging AI and deep learning technologies, Qualys’ solution offers enhanced protection against runtime and environmental threats, ensuring a more secure digital environment for businesses.

In a world where cyber threats are constantly evolving, Qualys’ API security platform represents a significant step towards bolstering cybersecurity measures and safeguarding critical web assets.

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