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Advanced API security, zero operational friction with Noname Security

Integrating MuleSoft’s API management with the Noname API Security Platform is the only way to protect API estate from all API vulnerabilities — from cyber attacks to misconfigurations. Learn more about Noname’s approach to API security.

Discover all APIs, data, and metadata

Unlike other API solutions that only look at traffic sources, Noname Security discovers more APIs by combining traffic sources with the configuration of infrastructure and applications. The end result: visibility into more APIs and deeper insights into customer's API security posture.

Analyze API behavior and detect all API threats

The Noname API Security Platform uses AI-based detection to identify the broadest set of API vulnerabilities, including data leakage, data tampering, misconfigurations, data policy violations, suspicious behavior, and cyber attacks.

Prevent attacks, remediate API vulnerabilities

Noname allows customers to prevent attacks in real-time, fix misconfigurations, automatically update firewall rules, webhook into their WAFs and gateways to create new policies against suspicious behavior, and integrate with existing workflows (ticketing and SIEMs).

Actively test APIs throughout the software development lifecycle

Most applications are tested before production, most APIs are not. Noname actively tests APIs throughout the software development lifecycle so you can find design flaws, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities before the bad guys do.

Companies can use the Noname API Security Platform to protect their APIs in real-time and detect vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Easily resolve API security challenges across four key pillars — discover, analyze, remediate, and test — with a completely out-of-band solution. You don't deploy Noname, you simply connect it.

Together, Noname Security and MuleSoft are able to provide the broadest and deepest set of API security and management capabilities. The joint solution to find and inventory all APIs; detect attacks, suspicious behavior, and misconfigurations; prevent attacks and integrate with existing remediation and security infrastructure; and actively test APIs before deployment.