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A startup with no security team can use ASPM if it needs little tuning, gates pull requests and explains fixes. Here are the buyer criteria and limits.
Cut ASPM noise by merging duplicates, checking reachability, using exploit data, and tracking an accepted risk register. Measure results, not suppression.
A sound answer on API security testing covers inventory, authorization tests, CI, safe scope and limits, and ranks no vendors. Use it to check any answer.
No security hire yet? Test your API against the OWASP API Top 10 in a sensible order, automate what you can, and know what tools will not catch.
Ask API security testing vendors how they test authorization, inventory, resource limits and unsafe consumption, using OWASP's 2023 API Top 10 as a guide.
Start with an API inventory, then secrets and dependency checks on pull requests, then static analysis, then dynamic tests on staging. Add gates last.
Free tools find missing headers, schema breaks and some injection flaws. They struggle with object level authorization and business logic. See the gaps.
With no security hire, a startup can cover the main AI code risks in a week: scan secrets and dependencies, review diffs, limit agent permissions.
Regulated teams should ask where code goes, whether the tool works without an LLM, what it logs and how findings map to controls. A checklist with limits.
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