iSOA Webinars and Replays

We round out the last of our API Excellence Webinar Series with an energizing panel discussion on October 9. Scott Bly, our Director of API Security Services, will be interviewing Mike Morrato and Robert Wood, two industry executives, who will share their insights and the evolution of API Security as a priority.

Bryon Kataoka, iSOA Group CTO, and Dan Temkin, API Evangelist, review the API Connect book Bryon cowrote. You’ll hear the challenges of developing the content, including how the product was evolving during that process. They will also share key technology enhancements to API Connect and what the future looks like.

Many companies are unaware of DataPower’s capabilities beyond its role as a gateway. Did you realize that DataPower can also function effectively as a lightweight ESB? This session aims to introduce DataPower, exploring its integration and security features that enable secure and efficient delivery of APIs and SOAP services with minimal to no coding required.

This session will examine the distinct aspects of API security compared to conventional application and web app security. Discover how to integrate API security into your overall security program throughout every stage of the API lifecycle—from development and production to retirement. Ensure your teams operate efficiently and securely at all times.

Cybersecurity incidents frequently make headlines, often linked to API breaches that expose significant volumes of data. What factors contribute to the rise of these attacks, and what are the mechanisms behind them? This session will explore the reasons behind the increasing frequency of these incidents and delve into their operational dynamics. Through a notable recent incident, we will demonstrate the associated risks and provide actionable strategies for mitigating them within your organization.

This session will cover the enhanced robustness of traditional API-led integration through the inclusion of API security and governance, facilitating comprehensive feedback loops for development teams. Furthermore, it will explore the increasing prominence of shift-left testing, particularly with Noname Active Testing.