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APIs expose critical business logic — pairing them with real threat intelligence reveals where attackers will strike first.

Why API Threat Intelligence Matters

Most API security tools detect vulnerabilities —
but they don’t tell you which endpoints attackers actively target.
Modern attackers:
Scan for known exploitable routes
Target outdated frameworks and tech stacks
Attack APIs exposing sensitive data patterns
Prefer weakly authenticated or undocumented endpoints
Snapsec automatically correlates your APIs with live threat intelligence to uncover which endpoints present the highest real-world risk.

How Snapsec Applies Threat Intelligence

1

Fingerprint API Endpoints

Snapsec analyzes technologies, paths, parameters, auth patterns, and data exposure signals.
2

Match With Global Threat Feeds

Endpoint patterns are compared against known exploits, CVEs, CWE mappings, attacker TTPs, and API-specific IoCs.
3

Assign Intelligence-Based Risk

Endpoints receive dynamic risk levels based on exploitability, exposure, tech stack age, and attacker behavior.
4

Highlight High-Risk Surfaces

Snapsec flags endpoints likely to be targeted — sensitive object APIs, unprotected routes, legacy paths, and more.

What Problems This Solves

Blind Spot Reduction

Know which endpoints attackers focus on — not just which ones have vulnerabilities.

Real-World Prioritization

Fix issues that align with active exploit trends and threat actor behavior.

Exposed Attack Paths

Understand how vulnerabilities map to business-critical API flows.

Key Benefits

Threat-Aware Risk Scores

Endpoints get risk boosted based on exploitability and threat feed data.

Smarter Prioritization

High-risk APIs surface immediately for investigation and testing.

Faster Mitigation

Security teams focus efforts where attackers are most likely to strike.

Better Engineering Alignment

Developers understand which API surfaces represent true attack vectors.

Example Intelligence-Driven Findings

Endpoint matches pattern of a known exploit chain used against similar fintech APIs.
Legacy route leaking stack traces during threat-intel-based probing.
Sensitive object endpoint exposed without authentication — high attacker interest.
API using outdated framework version targeted in active CVE campaigns.

What Happens After Intelligence Mapping

1

Update Endpoint Risk

Snapsec boosts risk dynamically based on real-world threat likelihood.
2

Trigger Focused Testing

High-risk endpoints are automatically added to fuzzing, auth testing, and misconfiguration checks.
3

Feed Into Reporting & Dashboards

Leadership and engineering get visibility into high-risk surfaces.
4

Monitor Continuously

New intelligence is applied instantly as threat landscapes evolve.

Next Steps

Explore Full API Security Capabilities

See how Snapsec protects your entire API ecosystem with intelligence-driven security.