Wallarm Introduces API Revenue Protection Feature

Aug 5, 2025
Wallarm has launched a new API Revenue Protection capability, providing CISOs with tools to quantify the financial impact of API attacks, as announced in a press release.

Wallarm has introduced a groundbreaking API Revenue Protection capability, announced in a press release. This new feature is designed to provide Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) with unparalleled visibility into the revenue impact of API attacks.

The API Revenue Protection capability is integrated into the Wallarm platform and aims to align API security with business outcomes. It empowers security teams to quantify how attacks affect revenue, disrupt attacker economics, and demonstrate financial return on investment (ROI).

Key features include automated identification of revenue-critical APIs, transaction-aware revenue attribution, and advanced threat protection for high-value endpoints. The platform also offers a purpose-built revenue protection dashboard that quantifies protected revenue and highlights attack trends targeting monetized APIs.

Wallarm's new capability will be showcased at Black Hat USA 2025 in Las Vegas and is available for early access, with general availability expected in the second half of 2025.

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