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StackHawk has released GraphQL-scanning support to ensure that you can ship secure GraphQL APIs. Existing security testing tools don’t work well with modern development tools. We’ve built functionality to ensure developers can run security tests simply, including CI integrations, scanning REST-backed applications, and more. At its core GraphQL works on the principle that data is interconnected and can be effectively represented as vertices on a graph. This is a unique space with an interesting set of challenges, but the GraphQL API would never be nearly as informative as what is available at GraphQL’s already available.
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@adam-baldwin
Software Engineer for StackHawk where I have the pleasure of developing enterprise solutions for bus
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graphql|cyber-security|web-security|software-engineering|devops-security|graphql-api|website-security|api-security
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