Endpoint baseline
Map normal methods, clients, identities and request volume.
API Security
Endpoint-aware API protection with rate limiting, monitoring, bot controls and managed security reviews.
AI-powered adaptive security · AI for API behavior
MVX learns endpoint relationships, token behavior, response outcomes and payload schemas. It detects when individually valid calls form an abusive sequence that a signature or IP limit would miss.
Map normal methods, clients, identities and request volume.
Connect calls and outcomes across a user or integration journey.
Describe the newly detected automation or logic-abuse behavior.
Rate, challenge or block with scope appropriate to the API.
The threat model
APIs expose authentication, customer data, integrations and business logic. Attackers abuse endpoints through scraping, token attacks, enumeration and automated payloads.
The protection model
MVX maps sensitive endpoints, applies rate controls, monitors suspicious patterns and protects APIs alongside websites and applications.
Operational outcomes
Detect automated identity behavior before it becomes customer fraud.
Apply stricter decisions to endpoints with financial or data impact.
Stop scraping and wasteful automation before it consumes backend resources.
Extend visibility as new endpoints, clients and integrations are introduced.
Plans
Add multiple websites, keep each one on Free or upgrade them independently.
Get StartedPremium WAF, bot protection and traffic controls billed per protected domain.
Get StartedAPI security, threat intelligence and incident operations for one protected domain.
Get StartedAdvanced controls and integrations for critical applications.
Get StartedCustom architecture for large enterprises and regulated operations.
Contact SalesAPI exposure review
Share authentication, sensitive endpoints and integration patterns. We will identify where identity, schema, sequence and rate controls add the most value.
FAQ
Yes. Policies can incorporate endpoint, token or client context without exposing credential material.
API protection adds endpoint, method, schema, identity and sequence context to payload inspection.
Behavioral correlation can identify similar cadence, sequence and payload patterns across distributed sources.
Expected methods, clients and payload behavior can be documented while anomalous or replay-like traffic is monitored and controlled.
MVX provides traffic-derived visibility, but teams should still maintain an authoritative API inventory and share intended routes during onboarding.