APIsec is an AI-powered service for continuous API security testing. It is aimed at teams that need to find risks in APIs, including logic attacks and broken access control, and it describes APIs as a major and vulnerable attack surface. The service says it integrates into a pipeline and continuously finds real risks that legacy scanners cannot detect.
Its testing approach centers on AI-powered attack simulation. APIsec says it simulates logic attacks such as BOLA and broken access control, and that it runs continuous real attack simulations including business logic and role-based access paths rather than static scans. It also says it delivers verified vulnerabilities with real proof and remediation details, with no noise or guesswork. Other named capabilities include coverage of the OWASP API Top 10, testing every endpoint, every method, and every possible attack, and finding real exploits instead of false alarms.
The page also presents a community aspect around the product. It refers to community-driven intelligence updated by 120,000 AppSec professionals contributing threat data, tactics, and best practices. It also mentions APIsec University, which offers dozens of free courses taught by industry experts, along with advanced API security certifications and community participation through Discord.
APIsec is delivered as a web service and is described as integrating with CI/CD, gateway, tickets, and development workflows. It offers a free account, and a user can run a first scan in minutes without a credit card. The company page includes sections for company information, support, case studies, and learning resources. The product is presented as an API security testing tool rather than a general static analysis product.
apisec-code-bolt is a Static analysis & linters project. It focuses on automating the extraction of architectural and security metadata from codebases for improved code quality and security. It is built as a B2B product for security engineers. apisec-code-bolt is paid. It runs on the web, the command line, and API, and it can be self-hosted.
apisec inc. builds and maintains apisec-code-bolt, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 4 catalogued features are static analysis, architecture extraction, and security scanning.
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