APIWall · API Protection
Every API found, tested and defended.
APIWall builds your API inventory from real traffic, shows which endpoints expose sensitive data, and stops abuse in line before it reaches your services.
Simulated environment, real workflow.
Capabilities
What APIWall does.
Discovers every API, including forgotten ones, scores the data they expose, and blocks abuse at runtime.
An inventory that keeps itself current
APIWall reads traffic from gateways, load balancers and clusters to list every endpoint, including the ones nobody documented.
- Shadow and zombie API detection
- Spec drift against your OpenAPI files
- Owner and environment for every endpoint
What you get
- Live API inventory
- Security, engineering
- Spec drift report
- API owners
Know which endpoints matter
Each endpoint is scored on the data it returns, how it authenticates and whether it is reachable from the internet.
- PII, PCI and secrets detection in responses
- Missing or weak authentication flagged
- Risk score you can sort and assign
What you get
- Risk-ranked endpoint list
- CISO, VP Eng
- Sensitive data flow map
- Privacy team
Find broken logic before attackers do
Automated tests run against your APIs in staging or production-safe mode, with the checks attackers use most.
- BOLA and broken function-level authorization
- Injection and mass assignment checks
- Runs on every deploy from your pipeline
What you get
- Findings with reproduction steps
- Developers
- Pipeline gate results
- Platform team
Block abuse without breaking clients
Inline policies stop attacks and bots at the edge. Start in monitor mode, then switch on blocking per endpoint.
- Credential stuffing and scraping defense
- Per-endpoint rate and behavior limits
- Monitor-first rollout
What you get
- Blocking policies
- SecOps
- Alert stream to your SIEM
- SOC
The proof
Blocking switched on. Attackers moved on.
Once blocking is enabled per endpoint, abuse stops paying off and the volume falls week after week.
- Credential stuffing
- Scraping
- BOLA attempts
| Group | Credential stuffing | Scraping | BOLA attempts | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W1 | 31 | 12 | 4 | 47 |
| W2 | 28 | 14 | 6 | 48 |
| W3 | 19 | 10 | 4 | 33 |
| W4 | 14 | 7 | 2 | 23 |
| W5 | 9 | 5 | 1 | 15 |
| W6 | 6 | 3 | 1 | 10 |
Simulated environment, real workflow.
Delivered with consulting
Software that keeps the advice working.
The same practitioners who test, govern and monitor your systems work in this console, so their findings land where your team already looks.
How it works
APIWall, from first connection to running.
Most teams start with read-only connections and switch on automation once they trust the results. Deployment is scoped in the first call.
- 01
Connect
Point APIWall at your gateways, ingress controllers or traffic mirror. No code changes.
Output: Gateway connected
- 02
Inventory
Endpoints appear as traffic flows, tagged by data type, auth method and owner.
Output: API inventory
- 03
Prioritize
APIWall ranks risky endpoints and opens tickets for the owning team.
Output: Owner tickets
- 04
Enforce
Turn on blocking per endpoint once you trust the policy.
Output: Blocking policy
Integrations
Works with the stack you have.
Connect once and the data feeds every RP product. Specific connectors are listed on the integrations page.
Supported connectors and versions are confirmed at scoping
FAQ
Questions we hear.
Also on the platform
Does APIWall sit in the request path?
Only if you want it to. Discovery and posture work from mirrored traffic or logs. Inline blocking is optional and enabled per endpoint.
Which gateways do you support?
Major API gateways and ingress controllers; we confirm yours at scoping. If yours is not listed, a traffic mirror or log export usually works.
Will it break my clients?
New policies start in monitor mode. You see what would be blocked before anything is.
Does it handle GraphQL and gRPC?
We confirm protocol support against your stack at scoping.
See APIWall on your own environment.
A 30-minute walkthrough scoped to your stack, with a look at what it would find first.