Harness Launches AppSec Alliance for Unified Application and API Security
Harness has introduced the Harness AppSec Alliance, a global partner ecosystem aimed at unifying application, API, and agent security capabilities on a single platform, announced in a press release.
The initiative provides resellers, systems integrators, and technology partners with access to the Harness AI Software Delivery Platform to deliver application security solutions tailored for AI-driven environments. The Alliance integrates static and software composition analysis, software and AI supply chain security, and web application and API protection. It also includes AI and agent security capabilities such as endpoint discovery, adversarial AI testing, and policy enforcement through an AI firewall.
Partners can join through a self-service portal and gain resources including deal registration, joint marketing campaigns, and integration opportunities within the Harness platform. The program follows a co-sell-first model designed to simplify onboarding and accelerate collaboration. Initially, Harness’s EMEA team is working with more than 30 partner organizations across the UK, DACH, France, Benelux, and the Middle East, with global expansion planned.
The Harness AppSec Alliance is now open to partners worldwide through the company’s partner portal.
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