Aikido is an all-in-one application security platform that scans code, dependencies, and cloud posture, using AI to triage what actually matters.

Overview

Modern AppSec teams juggle a scanner for every layer, each screaming alerts. Aikido consolidates — static analysis, dependency scanning, container and cloud posture, secrets, and dynamic scanning — into one platform with a single queue. Its AI triage suppresses noise by assessing exploitability and context, surfacing the vulnerabilities that pose real risk. Auto-fix pull requests handle the common cases, and the platform maps findings to compliance frameworks to help with audits.

Teams adopt it to escape scanner sprawl: one queue, one policy, one report. The AI triage is the difference between alerts and action, and auto-fix PRs close routine findings without a developer detour. Compliance mappings turn the same evidence into audit-ready documentation.

Key Features

• Unified scanning across code, dependencies, containers, and cloud
• AI-driven prioritization based on exploitability
• One-click auto-fix pull requests
• Compliance mapping for SOC 2, ISO, and similar frameworks
• Centralized policy and reporting for security teams
• Unified scanning across code and cloud layers
• Exploitability-based AI prioritization
• Auto-fix pull requests for common findings

Teams adopt it to escape scanner sprawl: one queue, one policy, one report. AI triage is the difference between alerts and action, and auto-fix PRs close routine findings without a developer detour. Compliance mappings turn the same evidence into audit-ready documentation.

Onboarding runs discovery across repos and cloud accounts automatically, so teams see their full exposure within hours. Support is oriented toward engineering speed, and the pricing model avoids penalizing repository count — which suits fast-growing code estates.

Pricing

A free tier makes core scanning accessible; paid plans add advanced features, more integrations, and enterprise controls.

Who Is It For

Engineering-led security teams at software companies that want broad coverage without scanner sprawl. It fits engineering-led security teams consolidating their tooling.

Aikido is an all-in-one application security platform that scans code, cloud, and dependencies, then uses AI to auto-fix and de-noise findings.

Overview

Aikido consolidates the security tooling that growing engineering teams need — static analysis, dependency scanning, container and cloud posture, secrets detection, and dynamic scanning — into one platform. Its AI layer attacks the biggest practical problem in application security: noise. Findings are auto-triaged for exploitability, internal documentation is used to answer questions about impact, and fixes for many issues are proposed automatically as pull requests. Onboarding takes minutes through Git provider connection, and the platform maps findings to compliance frameworks such as SOC 2 and ISO 27001, turning security work into audit evidence. Because it covers both code and cloud posture, teams can retire several subscriptions while improving coverage. Aikido’s autonomous fix bot opens pull requests with vulnerability context and suggested patches, which engineers can review and merge like any other change, embedding remediation into normal development flow.

Key Features

• Unified scanning across code, dependencies, containers, secrets, and cloud
• AI triage scoring findings by real-world exploitability
• Auto-fix pull requests with vulnerability context and suggested patches
• Compliance mapping to SOC 2, ISO 27001, and similar frameworks
• Minutes-long onboarding through Git provider integration
• Auto-answering of security questions using your internal documentation

Pricing

Aikido offers a free tier for small teams and open-source projects. Paid plans scale by developer count and scanned assets, with enterprise tiers adding SSO, advanced compliance reporting, and priority support.

Who Is It For

Engineering teams at startups and scale-ups that need broad application security coverage without a security team, and platform engineers who want remediation automated into the development workflow. It fits organizations preparing for compliance audits that want security scanning output to double as audit evidence without manual report assembly. Developers appreciate that findings arrive with enough context to act immediately instead of bouncing between separate scanner dashboards.