FM CyberSecurity consultants implement and operate Aikido across the SDLC:
- SDLC integrationAikido wired into your repositories, CI pipelines, container registries, and cloud accounts, with coverage from first push.
- AI pentestingAutonomous AI agents probe the live application on every major release and quarterly: exploits, not theoretical findings.
- AppSec triage with engineeringContinuous code, dependency, IaC, and secrets findings triaged at the source rather than bundled into a quarterly report.
- Cloud posture managementMisconfigurations, exposed assets, and IAM drift across AWS, Azure, and GCP, monitored continuously rather than point-in-time.
- AI Autofix oversightAikido's autonomous remediation runs under our review. We keep the engineering team in the loop on what auto-merged and what needs eyes.
- ISO 27001 / NIS2 evidenceAppSec findings, remediation timelines, and pentest reports flowed into the compliance evidence catalogue.
Licenses and platform subscriptions through FM CyberSecurity as a certified Aikido partner: vendor pricing, direct support escalation, renewals managed locally.
Continuous code, dependency, container, and cloud-posture scanning on every code change. AI-driven pentests on major releases and quarterly: autonomous agents probe the live app and only report what they exploit.
We are a certified Aikido partner with operator-level training. We integrate Aikido into customer SDLC pipelines and triage findings with engineering teams.
Verify our partner status → View product docs →Recent insights from FM CyberSecurity on Aikido
- A booking task led an AI agent past the application's limits
Aikido's lab recreation shows an agent bypassing a booking restriction. The result is a reminder to enforce permissions on the server.
- Is Aikido a CSPM? What its cloud module covers
Aikido includes cloud posture checks. Assess its configuration coverage, permissions and reporting against the cloud risks you need to manage.
- Which rules require recurring penetration testing?
PCI DSS, DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001 and GDPR have different testing requirements. Match the method, scope and tester qualifications to the actual obligation.