About Pynt
Pynt sells a platform that discovers and secures APIs, LLMs and MCPs in one single solution. Pynt can detect any external or internal API.[1][2][3]
Pynt supports multiple sources to build a comprehensive API catalog and reveal shadow APIs and hidden spots. Those sources include testing tools like Postman and Selenium, Browser and Burp logs, and live traffic such as eBPF or ALB mirroring. Pynt discovers and classifies all APIs, including shadow and undocumented APIs, across cloud environments.[2][3]
Pynt builds a complete inventory by learning directly from API behavior, and it performs security tests on every endpoint. Pynt is plugged in once and works across cloud, on-prem, or hybrid deployments.[4]
For testing, Pynt builds security tests from existing functional tests. Pynt enables automated API pen-tests on every build and is built for CI/CD pipelines. Pynt analyzes Burp XML and HAR browser recordings for contextual analysis before attack generation. Pynt supports Postman, Selenium, and other frameworks natively. Pynt learns the app context, including the API structure, sessions and parameters nature. Pynt uses AI to generate synthetic traffic that enables contextual attacks. Pynt shows the full request-response chain. Pynt detects actual exposures through real API flow, covering leaks of PII, tokens, and secrets.[1][5][6][7]
On authorization flaws, Pynt automates BOLA detection by analyzing real API traffic and identifying endpoints that require ownership checks. Pynt integrates into CI/CD pipelines and API testing frameworks to catch data leaks early. Pynt detects sensitive data including PII, credentials, API keys, and more.[8][9]
Pynt discovers all LLM assets in use and builds an inventory of them. Pynt offers an agent-based MCP Firewall enabling full disable or control. Pynt maps how user prompts trigger downstream tool, plugin and API calls. Pynt scores individual components and entire chains for risk, offers visual graph representations of chain flows and enables runtime disablement of any chain link. Pynt auto-discovers MCPs and plugins in the environment.[7][10]
Pynt provides exportable, standard-format reports for external use. Pynt promotes collaboration between R&D and security teams. Pynt offers runtime control over tool and plugin execution, with full audit trails and risk scoring.[1][2][5][6][7][8][10]
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