The OpenAPI Initiative is announcing today that Noname Security has joined as a new member. Welcome!
According to recent research commissioned by Noname Security, API Security Trends in 2022, 76% of those surveyed reported they had experienced an API security incident in the past 12 months. Noname covers API security across three pillars: posture management, runtime security, and API security testing. Noname Security is privately held, remote-first with headquarters in Silicon Valley, California, and offices in Tel Aviv and Amsterdam.
Noname works with 20% of the Fortune 500 and has won numerous security awards.
“As we continue our rapid growth, joining the OpenAPI Initiative brings immense value in bolstering every aspect of our platform from posture management to API security testing,” said Shay Levi, Co-Founder and CTO of Noname Security. “We are excited to be part of the OpenAPI Initiative and look forward to better serving our customers and their critical assets by supporting this vendor-neutral open source specification and ecosystem.”
To learn more about Noname Security, please visit: https://nonamesecurity.com/
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