DevOps
Security in the development lifecycle has to happen on the developers' terms.
The problem we solve
Shift-left also means security is handled by the teams themselves. At the same time, development environments carry high risk. Developers often hold privileged accounts, install software, have access to production, and are exposed to supply-chain attacks.
Security teams, on the other hand, are required to see and report on the full picture. The balance is hard, because security measures and reporting introduce friction and slow delivery.
Aikido Security delivers tooling that, on the development team's terms, secures the entire delivery path from code to cloud production. It gives the development team superpowers while satisfying the security team's need for visibility, control, and reporting.
Fewer alerts, faster closure
AutoTriage evaluates each finding against the code and infrastructure, and deprioritises what doesn’t pose real risk.
AutoFix generates ready-to-review pull requests developers can vet before merge, so the gap from finding to closed vulnerability is measured in hours, not weeks.
Audit-ready reporting
Control coverage for SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022 is generated directly out of Aikido, formatted for the auditor.
What we deliver
- Aikido /Code
SAST, SCA, SBOM, secrets scanning, IaC analysis, container image scanning, AI-driven code quality, and outdated software detection. Findings show up directly in the pull request, with AI-based AutoFix on offer.
- Aikido /Cloud
CSPM, virtual machines, and Kubernetes images are assessed in the same view as the code that owns the resources.
- Aikido /Attack
Autonomous AI pentesting agents run on every release, complemented by continuous surface monitoring (DAST). It replaces the annual external test with coverage that lives alongside the code, not a report that's stale before it's read.
- Aikido /Protect
Zen, Aikido's in-app firewall, blocks injection attacks and bot traffic from inside the application. Reduce organisational bottlenecks by letting development teams configure their own application firewalls. Browser extensions and IDE plugins protect developers' own machines.
How we deliver this service
- In a project
An Aikido rollout across the SDLC, typically four to eight weeks from first repository to production coverage.
- As part of a service
Included in Secured by FM CyberSecurity, where the AppSec programme runs continuously with a quarterly review.
- In a role at the customer
A dedicated AppSec advisor inside your organisation, owning policy, triage, and the supply chain.
The platform we offer
Recent insights on DevOps
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- How to use application pentest evidence in ISO 27001 work
A pentest report needs context: scope, release, findings, remediation and retesting. Connect those records to the risks and controls in your ISMS.
- Why FM's application testing service uses Aikido
FM's pentest offering uses Aikido, with FM reporting. The aim is repeatable testing tied to application changes, clear scope and follow-up on findings.