Modern apps are a maze of microservices, third-party integrations, feature flags, and versioned APIs that drift faster than your inventory updates. Attackers know it.

This session dissects real-world failure modes security leaders lose sleep over: unknown endpoints spun up by teams under deadline, partner integrations that bypass central controls, bots that mimic users to exploit workflows, and telemetry that says “healthy” while fraud says “go.” We’ll show how to move from point-in-time audits to continuous discovery, from static rules to behavior-led detection, and from ticket queues to live, least-disruptive mitigation—without sandbagging developer velocity.

You’ll learn how to:

Build a living API inventory that catches shadow and zombie endpoints in hours, not quarters.
Detect business-logic abuse in “good” traffic using call-chain context and behavior analytics.
Prioritize risks with evidence (not guesswork) and contain attacks without breaking the app.
Align security, architecture, and engineering on ownership, SLAs, and runtime guardrails.
Who should attend: CISOs, security managers, application/security architects, and senior engineers responsible for defending cloud-native apps and APIs.