Aikido Security is the no-nonsense platform that empowers developers by centralizing code-to-cloud security issues and providing rapid guidance for fixing vulnerabilities.
With over 6,000 teams utilizing its features, Aikido Security prioritizes effective security management by consolidating 11 comprehensive scans into one platform. This approach translates complex vulnerabilities into understandable insights, targeting non-enterprise SaaS businesses with engineering teams of 10-500 developers. It focuses on delivering security management without excessive costs or complexity through a product-led growth model.
What are the standout features of Aikido Security?
- SAST: Secures code as it is written.
- DAST: Monitors surfaces, dynamically tests for vulnerabilities with OWASP ZAP.
- IaC: Detects infrastructure vulnerabilities.
- CSPM: Real-time detection of cloud infrastructure risks.
- Container Scanning: Assesses container environments for risky packages.
- Secrets Detection: Identifies exposed API keys, passwords.
- Open Source Dependencies: Analyzes dependencies to avoid vulnerabilities.
- Open Source License: Maps and exports SBOMs to manage license risks.
- Malware Detection: Protects from supply chain attacks.
- Runtime Protection: Secures apps with an embedded firewall.
- Custom Scans: Integrates with existing tools like SonarQube.
Why should you consider Aikido Security?
- Easy Adoption: Setup takes less than 3 minutes with clear UX.
- Cost Efficiency: Offers a comprehensive 9-in-1 solution at competitive pricing.
- Accurate Results: Best false positive reduction in the market.
In industries like software development and cloud services, Aikido Security is implemented to provide clear insights, enabling teams to focus on rapid product growth while maintaining robust security. Its product-led growth strategy, including a freemium offering, allows developers to experience benefits firsthand without initial investment.
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