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Earn production confidence: why passing tests don’t mean production-ready APIs

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When

2026-09-15T14:00:00

2026-09-15T14:00:00

Duration

45

Presenters

Vyshnavi Dabbir

Senior Product Marketing Manager

SmartBear

Yousaf Nabi

Developer Advocate

SmartBear

Join SmartBear’s Vyshnavi Dabbir and Yousaf Nabi for a live session on the moment your API testing stops matching what’s running in production, and what to do before that gap becomes an outage. On September 15, 2026, we’ll walk through why 63% of APIs drift from their tested behavior within 90 days, the specific failure patterns behind most real-world breakdowns, and how testing is shifting from a pre-release checkbox to a continuous, AI-assisted layer that catches drift as it happens. 

The Challenge 

API testing starts simple. A few functional tests. A green dashboard. Early confidence. 

Then your API estate grows. Ownership blurs. Contracts change without anyone signing off. Schema mismatches slip through. Authentication breaks quietly. 

The average API-related incident now costs $700,000. And it’s rarely the server that fails first; it’s the trust between what was tested and what’s live. 

The Solution 

Application integrity closes that gap by treating validation as continuous, not a one-time gate, so testing catches drift as it happens instead of after a customer does. 

Who is it for? 

  • Engineering Leaders setting governance policy for growing API estates 
  • QA teams shipping APIs faster than testing discipline can keep up 
  • Technical executives trying to close the confidence gap with their engineering teams 

What can you learn in this session? 

  • Why the gap between tested and production behavior opens by default 
  • The real cost of untested APIs, and why leadership overestimates its own readiness 
  • The specific patterns, schema drift, , auth failures, load failures, and external dependencies behind most outages 
  • How to move from testing occasionally to testing continuously without slowing releases 

How does it help? 

Less drift. Less guesswork. More confidence. Fewer surprises in production. 

Save your seat: Tuesday, September 15, 2026, at 10:00 AM EDT 

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