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Review
“Aikido is used by different departments (Dev teams, infra, CISO) to view our security posture. This improves security awareness as well as helps us to place the right priorities to solve issues”
Patrick L
CISO at HRlinkIT
IaC
Infrastructure as code
Scans Terraform, CloudFormation & Kubernetes Helm charts for misconfigurations.
- Detect issues that leave your infrastructure open to attack
- Identify vulnerabilities before they're committed to the default branch
- Removes false positive & irrelevant issues
Importance of Infrastructure as Code Scanning
Why should you do IaC scanning?
Infrastructure as code (IaC) scanning is critical to secure your app, as it implements security early in the development process.
IaC checks for misconfigurations, analyzing the scripts that automatically provision and configure infrastructure.
Covers all languages
By integrating Aikido in your CI/CD pipeline, vulnerabilities are identified before they're committed to the default branch.
Only Shows Security Issues
Only shows misconfigurations that pose a security risk, so you don’t get overwhelmed with too many issues.
Features
Aikido's IaC features
1
Secure Your Pipeline
By integrating Aikido in your CI/CD pipeline, vulnerabilities are identified before they're committed to the default branch.
2
Only Shows Security Issues
Only shows misconfigurations that pose a security risk, so you don’t get overwhelmed with too many issues.
3
Removes False Positives
Aikido catches software that was manually installed (e.g. nginx), unlike other tooling such as docker hub.
4
Also Scans Dockerfiles
By scanning dockerfiles Aikido is able to, for example, already detect imdsv1 instances that are SSRF sensitive in AWS.
Aikido's other scanners
Built on reliable open source security scanners, all combined in one platform. Enhanced with our own code to cover any scanning gaps.
Cloud
Cloud posture management (CSPM)
Detects cloud infrastructure risks across major cloud providers.
Leverages
CloudSploit
Custom Rules Engine
Code & Containers
Open source dependency scanning (SCA)
Continuously monitors your code for known vulnerabilities, CVEs and other risks.
Leverages
Trivy
Syft
Grype
Custom Rules Engine
Code
Secret Detection
Checks your code for leaked and exposed API keys, passwords, certificates, encryption keys, etc...
Leverages
Gitleaks
Code
Static code analysis (SAST)
Scans your source code for security risks before an issue can be merged.
Leverages
Semgrep
Gosec
Custom Rules
Code
Infrastructure as code
Scans Terraform, CloudFormation & Kubernetes infrastructure-as-code for misconfigurations.
Leverages
Checkov
Containers
Container image scanning
Scans your container OS for packages with security issues.
Leverages
Syft
Grype
AWS Inspector
Custom Scanner
Domain
Surface monitoring (DAST)
Dynamically tests your web app’s front-end to find vulnerabilities through simulated attacks. Built on ZAP & Nuclei.
Leverages
ZAP
Nuclei
Custom Rules
Code & Containers
Open source license scanning
Monitors your licenses for risks such as dual licensing, restrictive terms, bad reputation, etc..
Leverages
Syft
Grype
Custom Rules
Code
Malware detection in dependencies
Prevents malicious packages from infiltrating your software supply chain. Powered by Phylum.
Leverages
Phylum
Code & Containers
Outdated Software
Checks if any frameworks & runtimes you are using are no longer maintained.
Leverages
endoflife.date
Custom
Connect your own scanner
Imports and auto-triages findings from your current scanner stack.
Import from
GitHub Advanced Security
SonarQube
FAQ
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Is Aikido's software pentested?
Yes. We run a yearly pentest on our platform and also have an ongoing bug bounty program to ensure the security of Zen is continuously tested by a wide range of security experts.
Can I also generate an SBOM?
You can create a CycloneDX SBOM or csv export with one click. Just go to the Licenses & SBOM report where you'll get a full overview of all the packages & licenses you're using.
What do you do with my source code?
Aikido does not store your code after analysis has taken place. Some of the analysis jobs such as SAST or Secrets Detection require a git clone operation. More detailed information can be found on docs.aikido.dev.
Do I need to give access to my repos to test out the product?
When you log in with your VCS we don’t get access to any of your repositories. You can manually give access to the repositories you’d like to scan. It’s also possible to test out the platform using sample repositories.
I don’t want to connect my repository. Can I try it with a test account?
Of course! When you sign up with your git, don’t give access to any repo & select the demo repo instead!
Does Aikido make changes to my codebase?
We can’t & won’t, this is guaranteed by read-only access.
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