Secure GraphQL?
Standard API gateways are blind to GraphQL attacks. Without purpose-built protection for GraphQL, API calls can be easily bypassed. This lack of sophisticated tooling has already led to high-profile DoS attacks and data leaks.
GraphQL attacks are on the rise
GraphQL, in it’s free-form nature, opens the door to a new paradigm of attack surfaces and vulnerabilities. Attackers leverage new ways to abuse and extract data.
Standard WAFs and API security leave you exposed
GraphQL error handling is a blind spot for most engineers and security teams. Standard WAF will only look at HTTP headers, unable to contextualize and differentiate between:
Successful calls
Server errors
Rate limiting
Operation errors
Authorization errors
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Ask yourself:
During incident response involving GraphQL APIs, how do you investigate what data was accessed? Do you have the right tools in place?
The server-agnostic solution
Inigo offers a platform-agnostic solution that removes barriers and opens possibilities for any open-source or commercial GraphQL server.
Simply put, Inigo is the only GraphQL management solution that works flawlessly with whatever is already working for you.
Your Pick: Gateway, Sidecar, or Middleware
Inigo fits most deployment environments, whether it is a middleware, sidecar (ex. Kubernetes, AWS Fargate, and Docker Compose), or even as a hosted or on-premise gateway.
Everybody wins
Developers
Custom builds are time-consuming and expensive. With better tooling around CI/CD integration, developers are free to focus on their core tasks.
Platform team
Scaling GraphQL creates unique operational challenges. Our tools eliminate development and delivery hassles, while a self-serve workflow keeps your projects moving forward.
Security architects
What keeps you up at night — DDoS attacks, data leaks, access control? Now you can check off everything on your GraphQL security to-do list.