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Key Findings Of The Latest Salt Security Report | Michelle McLean

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Guest: Michelle McLean (LinkedIn)
Company: Salt Security (Twitter)
Show: To The Point
Keyword: API Security

Michelle McLean, VP of Marketing at Salt Security, takes TFiR through the key findings from the 3rd edition of the ‘State of API Security’ report. The report, which is updated every six months, found an overall increase in API call volume of 321%. However, Salt Security also saw a 681% increase in malicious traffic in the same 12 months. McLean explains that although it still accounts for a fraction of the traffic, it is outpacing overall growth of API traffic. The company also found that 95% of companies surveyed in the latest report suffered an API security incident last year. McLean feels that bad actors are taking advantage of companies’ lack of preparedness.

About Michelle McLean: Michelle has more than 20 years of market positioning, GTM, and demand gen experience at a variety of enterprise security and other software companies. She’s held marketing leadership roles at StackRox, ScaleArc, Silver Spring Networks, and Peribit Networks. She advised clients on technology and strategy at research firm META Group and started her career as a technology journalist. Michelle earned her BA in English from the University of California at Berkeley.

About Salt Security: Salt Security protects the APIs that form the core of every modern application. Its API Protection Platform is the industry’s first patented solution to prevent the next generation of API attacks, using machine learning and AI to automatically and continuously identify and protect APIs. Deployed in minutes, the Salt Security platform learns the granular behavior of a company’s APIs and requires no configuration or customization to pinpoint and block API attackers. Salt Security was founded in 2016 by alumni of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) and serial entrepreneur executives in the cybersecurity field and is based in Silicon Valley and Israel.

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