The API Hour is your front-row seat to where APIs meet InfoSec. Hosted by Dan Barahona and brought to you by APIsec University, each episode dives into real-world breaches, testing tactics, and the tools shaping AppSec. Whether you're building, breaking, or securing APIs, you'll get practical insights from the experts redefining API security. Plug in, lock down, and decode what’s really going on behind the APIs—because in a connected world, security is everything.
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The API Hour is your front-row seat to where APIs meet InfoSec. Hosted by Dan Barahona and brought to you by APIsec University, each episode dives into real-world breaches, testing tactics, and the tools shaping AppSec. Whether you're building, breaking, or securing APIs, you'll get practical insights from the experts redefining API security. Plug in, lock down, and decode what’s really going on behind the APIs—because in a connected world, security is everything.
🎙️ API Security Meets DevSecOps with Scott Bly
In this episode of The API Hour, cybersecurity expert Scott Bly joins host Dan Barahona to explore how integrating security into the DevOps lifecycle—aka DevSecOps—transforms API protection. From threat modeling and security metrics to the role of AI and gamification, this is a must-listen for teams aiming to balance speed with security. Learn how to embed security culture across development teams and build smarter, safer APIs.
The API Hour
The API Hour is your front-row seat to where APIs meet InfoSec. Hosted by Dan Barahona and brought to you by APIsec University, each episode dives into real-world breaches, testing tactics, and the tools shaping AppSec. Whether you're building, breaking, or securing APIs, you'll get practical insights from the experts redefining API security. Plug in, lock down, and decode what’s really going on behind the APIs—because in a connected world, security is everything.
