API security from contract to runtime
Separate declared evidence, runtime enforcement, and change control.
API & AI Agent Security
Understand the API contract, identify the capability surface, constrain agent access, and keep risky changes in review. No generic cybersecurity content farm.
Separate declared evidence, runtime enforcement, and change control.
Understand why legitimate API operations become security-relevant agent capabilities.
Reduce capability first, then constrain identity, permissions, runtime context, and change.
Authentication, authorization, servers, sensitive data, SSRF signals, coverage, and runtime follow-up.
Understand Security Requirement Objects, alternatives, inheritance, and identity versus authorization.
Use identifiers as review signals without turning a static pattern into an exploit claim.
Find caller-controlled destination-like inputs and verify effective protections at runtime.
Limit operations, permission alternatives, data, and high-impact execution paths.
Compare baseline and candidate contracts so capability drift and authorization regressions are visible before merge.
See how the three Agent Security products implement the same decision path.