As organizations move more towards DevOps and away from monolithic applications, new application programming interfaces (APIs) are released constantly. The surge in AI technologies now makes it relatively simple for anyone to build an API with low code
or no code. On the flip side, AI produced code results in unsecured APIs that provide an entry point through which your back-end private systems, data and resources are exposed.
As the year draws to a close, IANS Faculty members take center stage to offer their thoughts
on the trending topics for InfoSec in 2024. In this short video clip, IANS Faculty member Sounil Yu discusses how AI will facilitate
the rapid increase in APIs and what this means for your API security strategy.
Gain an understanding of the newest API trends to stay ahead of the curve. Watch our helpful video with Sounil Yu just one of our many globally recognized Faculty security practitioners.
2024 Predictions on APIs, AI and Security
Here’s Sounil’s take on 2024 cybersecurity API trends:
When it comes to the use of APIs, we're going to see a rapid increase of use of APIs across the entire ecosystem. I think it's going to be largely led through the development of ChatGpt and its ability to interface with APIs that are available already in the ecosystem.
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