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Overview
Aikido Security provides a developer-focused platform that consolidates various security tools to simplify vulnerability management from code to cloud. While its customization options can be expanded, the platform’s ability to reduce alert noise and automated fixes makes it a dependable choice for software security.
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Aikido Security Specifications
Vulnerability Management
Cloud Security
Web Application Security
Firewall Protection
What Is Aikido Security?
Aikido Security is an all-in-one cybersecurity platform for developers, combining code, container, cloud, and runtime security into a single system. It uses AI-powered features like AutoTriage and AI AutoFix to filter out irrelevant alerts and generate ready-to-merge pull requests for fixes. The platform supports CI/CD workflows, secrets detection, and infrastructure-as-code scanning to help teams identify and resolve vulnerabilities efficiently. Runtime protection and secure access controls keep applications and data safe.
Aikido Security Pricing
The Aikido Security cost breakdown includes the following options:
- Developer: $0
- Basic: Starts at $350/month
- Pro: Starts at $700/month
- Advanced: Starts at $1,050/month
- Startup: Custom pricing
- Enterprise: Custom pricing
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Aikido Security Integrations
The software supports integration with multiple services and platforms, such as:
- GitHub
- Jira software
- Vanta
- Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Microsoft Teams
- Okta
- Google Cloud
Who Is Aikido Security For?
Aikido Security is designed for organizations across diverse industries and technology-driven sectors, including:
- FinTech
- HealthTech
- HRTech
- Manufacturing
- Legal tech
Is Aikido Security Right For You?
Aikido Security is an ideal fit for businesses to embed security into their development workflows. It consolidates multiple security tools into one platform, which reduces complexity and management. It is fully GDPR compliant and certified under SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022. Code is cloned into temporary ‘Docker’ containers for scanning and securely deleted afterward, ensuring that no code is retained.
Still unsure about Aikido Security? Connect with our customer support staff at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
Aikido Security Features
Static Code Analysis (SAST) initiates the scan of application source code for inherent security risks early in the development process. This capability identifies flaws before code merges into the main branch, establishing secure coding practices and preventing the introduction of dangerous vulnerabilities into the codebase.
Aikido Security software continuously monitors all imported components for known vulnerabilities and actively checks databases for exposed CVEs. This process mitigates external risks affecting open-source libraries. The capability also provides important reporting functions, including the generation of a complete Software Bill of Materials or SBOMs.
This feature actively checks the entire code history for accidentally leaked or exposed credentials. The scan specifically targets sensitive data such as raw API keys, clear-text passwords, and private encryption keys. Locating these exposed secrets is vital for preventing unauthorized access to important systems and preserving application integrity.
Cloud Posture Management (CSPM) detects a wide array of cloud infrastructure risks and misconfigurations across major cloud providers. This function provides comprehensive visibility into exposures affecting Virtual Machines (VMs), serverless functions, and container images running in the cloud. CSPM supports the correction of misconfigurations and is necessary for managing security postures and securing cloud resources.
The platform offers defense for the application while it is live and running in production. This protection automatically blocks serious injection attacks in real time, stopping threats such as SQL Injection and Cross-Site Scripting. The feature introduces necessary security protocols, including API rate limiting, which guard against common malicious activities.
