Noname

Noname Security offers an integrated API Security Platform that helps organizations deploy APIs quickly and securely. The platform includes features for advanced threat detection, flexible deployment, prebuilt integrations and deep API testing to protect APIs from development to deployment.

Noname's solution gives organizations the ability to automatically discover APIs, domains, and vulnerabilities, providing a comprehensive API inventory. This includes the ability to find exploitable intelligence and understand attack paths. The platform supports a wide range of API types including HTTP, RESTful, GraphQL, SOAP, and more. It protects sensitive and regulated data such as credit card information, health records, and SSNs, and helps organizations comply with regulations such as PCI DSS, GDPR, and HIPAA.

Some of the key features of Noname Security include:

• API Discovery: Automatically find all APIs, including legacy, shadow and rogue APIs.
• Threat Detection: AI and ML-based detection for data leakage, tampering, policy violations and suspicious behavior.
• Vulnerability Assessment: Test APIs for security vulnerabilities and identify potential risks.
• Real-time Protection: Prevent API attacks and provide inline remediation.
• Compliance Simplification: Help with compliance across various regulations.
• API Testing: Integrate security testing into CI/CD pipelines without slowing down speed.

Noname Security is particularly well-suited for industries like financial services, healthcare, public sector and retail, which have been plagued by API security problems. By offering a comprehensive and proactive API security platform, Noname helps organizations reduce their attack surface, stop real-time attacks and maintain regulatory compliance.

The platform can be deployed in a variety of ways, including cloud-hosted, self-hosted, hybrid and distributed. It also includes prebuilt connectors to a variety of infrastructure providers, including Akamai, AWS, Azure and others.

Noname Security offers a demo for those who want to try its full suite of API security features for themselves. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, so interested parties will need to contact the company for more information.

Published on August 3, 2024