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Transform API Security from Theory into Real-World Experience
Get certified through Wallarm University. Run real attacks, investigate real signals, and learn exactly how to defend API environments when it counts. This certification is not only immersive and expertly-designed, it provides you with hands-on training you can’t get from documentation, videos, or traditional courses.
API Security
Certified Associate
Deploy and secure a REST
API edge
Set up Security Edge, explore a vulnerable backend, and simulate attacks like XSS and SQLi.
Apply core API protections
Configure IP allow/deny lists, enable API Discovery, and enforce basic API schemas.
Prove your skills
Complete hands-on lab milestones and a short exam to earn certification.
API Security
Certified Professional
Harden API styles
Secure GraphQL with schema validation and protect SOAP services using size and parameter checks.
Enhance API traffic security
Configure mTLS and apply rate-limiting and quota rules to prevent abuse.
Validate defenses
Use attack replay to confirm mitigations and enable XAST-lite to detect API vulnerabilities.
API Security
Certified Expert
Secure advanced API protocols
Protect gRPC and WebSocket-based APIs in a multi-cloud lab environment.
Manage complex deployments
Run hybrid SaaS/on-prem simulations and configure custom mitigation rules with session-based blocking.
Extend visibility + integrations
Use Lua/Tyk connectors, build reports from Grafana telemetry, and integrate Wallarm logs with SIEM tools like Splunk or ELK.
Hands-On Experience You Can’t Get Anywhere Else
See real attacks, understand how they work, and learn exactly how to stop them.
Built by API Security Experts
Go beyond OWASP basics with guidance from specialists who secure global, API-driven organizations.
The Only Free, API-Focused Certification
No paywalls. No outdated PDFs. Just real labs, real attacks, and real skills. Plus a credential that proves them.
Train to Respond
Anyone can learn about API risks. Wallarm-trained professionals know how to handle them when it counts.
