Nordic APIs

The future of physical AI includes more autonomous vehicles. Here's a look at the APIs enabling this shift — and the standards, architectures, and security practices required for automotive-grade reliability.

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Cross-site issues, injection, weak authentication — classic weaknesses still dominate API attacks. Here's how AI gaps are exacerbating these risks, according to Wallarm's 2025 data.

Preparing for agentic AI means moving away from long-lived credentials toward short-lived, just-in-time access. This piece breaks down the core shifts needed across identity and authorization.

JWTs or opaque tokens? Each brings different trade-offs in performance, security, and control. Today, Adriano Mota gives us a clear breakdown of when each approach makes sense.

95% of successful API attacks now exploit authenticated access. Eric Schwake explains why traditional bot defenses fall short and how organizations must rethink API security to detect abuse happening inside legitimate workflows.

The MCP vs CLI debate continues. Recent benchmark tests highlight where each approach performs best for agentic tool calls. J Simpson breaks down the results and what they mean in practice.

Access control for AI agents is evolving, but the core foundations remain. Janet Wagner explores how identity validation, token handling, and policy enforcement are being adapted for agentic systems.

At our Platform Summit 2025, Frank Kilcommins gave a great talk on the benefits of using Arazzo with AI. Here, Art Anthony explores how it can bring more determinism to interconnected API workflows.

Safe agent access depends on short-lived, scoped credentials. Learn how time-based controls and dynamic authorization models support more secure API usage in AI systems.