Niharika Ray

A recent CloudSEK BeVigil scan of a global semiconductor technology company uncovered major API security lapses. Publicly exposed Swagger documentation and Postman workspaces revealed sensitive API endpoints and even authentication tokens—offering attackers a clear path into internal systems. The audit also flagged outdated SAP components with known vulnerabilities. These oversights could enable impersonation, unauthorized access, or denial-of-service attacks. The case underscores how exposed developer tools can become serious threats. This blog breaks down the findings, the risks involved, and simple actions every organization can take to avoid similar mistakes. Don’t miss this critical wake-up call for high-tech manufacturers.

CloudSEK’s BeVigil platform recently scanned a leading digital lending firm and uncovered major security gaps that could jeopardize internal operations and sensitive data. The audit revealed unauthenticated API endpoints exposing employee records, misconfigured email settings vulnerable to spoofing, and open access points that could disrupt key services. These overlooked flaws open the door to phishing, social engineering, and operational sabotage—without the need for complex hacking. This blog unpacks the full findings and offers clear steps for fintech firms to secure their internal systems. Don’t let small misconfigurations turn into big breaches—read the full report to learn how to stay protected.