Noname Security: Bidirectional API Security Integration with ServiceNow

XpertApps built two ServiceNow-certified integrations—AVR and CMDB—for Noname Security’s API security platform. They deliver bidirectional encrypted sync of vulnerability and API inventory data, cutting manual synchronisation by 70% and enterprise onboarding costs by 80%. Both are certified and listed on the ServiceNow Store.

What challenge did Noname Security need to solve?

Noname’s enterprise clients needed their API security data—vulnerabilities, API inventories, and compliance status—visible and actionable inside ServiceNow. That meant bidirectional encrypted sync with ServiceNow’s AVR (Application Vulnerability Response) and CMDB modules, with no hit to platform performance.

How did XpertApps integrate Noname Security with ServiceNow?

XpertApps built two separate certified integrations, each handling a distinct data flow. Learn more about our integration services.

• Noname Integration for AVR – Bidirectional sync of vulnerability data with encrypted transmission
• Noname Integration for CMDB – API inventory sync with ServiceNow’s configuration management database
• Asynchronous queuing architecture to prevent performance degradation during large data transfers
• Retained for ongoing platform upgrades across major ServiceNow releases

What results did the Noname Security ServiceNow integration deliver?

Both integrations are certified and listed on the ServiceNow Store. Manual sync time dropped 70% and enterprise onboarding costs fell 80%. XpertApps still supports both across ServiceNow platform upgrades.

“Thanks to XpertApps, we’re able to offer our clients a seamless integration experience that supports their security needs at scale.” — Ron Gilad, Director of Product Management, Noname Security

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Noname Security ServiceNow integration?

It is a pair of custom, ServiceNow-certified integrations XpertApps built to connect Noname Security’s API security platform with ServiceNow. They provide bidirectional encrypted sync of vulnerability and API inventory data, making Noname’s security data visible and actionable inside ServiceNow for enterprise clients.

What is the difference between the AVR and CMDB integrations?

The AVR integration syncs vulnerability data bidirectionally with ServiceNow’s Application Vulnerability Response module using encrypted transmission. The CMDB integration syncs Noname’s API inventory with ServiceNow’s Configuration Management Database. XpertApps delivered both as separate certified apps, each handling a distinct data flow.

Are the Noname Security integrations ServiceNow-certified?

Yes. Both the AVR and CMDB integrations are certified and listed on the ServiceNow Store. XpertApps built them for certification from day one and continues to support them across major ServiceNow platform upgrades and releases.

What results did the Noname Security ServiceNow integration deliver?

The integrations cut manual data synchronisation effort by 70% and reduced enterprise client onboarding costs by 80%. Two custom integrations (AVR and CMDB) were delivered, certified, and listed, with ongoing support across platform upgrades.