Radware has completed the acquisition of Pynt, an API security testing company, expanding its comprehensive API security portfolio and extending protection across all stages of the API lifecycle.

The acquisition strengthens Radware’s API security capabilities by adding pre-production API security testing. This enables organizations to identify and remediate API security risks earlier in the development lifecycle while maintaining continuous protection in production environments.

Strengthening API Security From Development to Production

APIs power the majority of modern applications, yet many security gaps remain undetected until APIs are deployed into production. By integrating Pynt’s security testing technology, Radware now delivers end-to-end, risk-driven API security that spans design, testing, deployment, and runtime.

The unified approach combines API discovery, posture management, business logic protection, runtime defense, and now pre-production testing. This allows organizations to align development speed with real-world security risk reduction.

Accelerating Risk Reduction Across the API Lifecycle

With this acquisition, Radware bridges the gap between shift-left and shift-right API security strategies. Development and security teams can focus on meaningful API risks rather than excessive alerts, improving efficiency while protecting business-critical APIs.

The transaction is not expected to have a material impact on Radware’s 2026 financial results. Key Pynt employees, including its founders, have joined Radware following the close of the acquisition, ensuring continuity and ongoing innovation.

Unified Platform for DevSecOps Teams

Pynt’s API security testing technology will remain available as a standalone solution while also being integrated into Radware’s broader application security and API protection platform.

This integration simplifies API security for enterprise development, security, and DevSecOps teams by providing consistent protection from early development stages through live production environments.

By combining advanced testing, runtime protection, and threat intelligence into a single platform, Radware delivers continuous API security that adapts to modern application architectures and evolving threat landscapes.