According to a recent LinkedIn post from CloudSEK, the company is drawing attention to risks from overly exposed APIs, using Ekart Logistics as a case example. The post notes that CloudSEK’s BeVigil product identified a publicly accessible Swagger API for Ekart Logistics that did not require login or authentication.
The LinkedIn post highlights that the exposed API reportedly revealed endpoints, request formats and actions, including the potential to create, modify or delete shipment orders. This exposure is portrayed as giving attackers detailed insight into system behavior, potentially increasing the likelihood and impact of cyberattacks.
For investors, the post suggests growing enterprise demand for tools that can discover and mitigate such API exposures, positioning BeVigil within a rising cybersecurity niche. If CloudSEK can scale adoption of this offering, it may strengthen its recurring revenue base and enhance its competitive standing in API security and broader application protection markets.
The focus on a specific logistics example also underscores increasing cybersecurity concerns in supply chain and e‑commerce infrastructure. This emphasis could support CloudSEK’s prospects for customer acquisition in sectors where operational disruption from cyber incidents carries significant financial and reputational risk.