Software Composition Analysis (SCA)

Find and Fix Vulnerabilities in Open-Source Dependencies

Detect security issues, malware, outdated libraries, and license risks. Auto-triage false positives, get clear fixes, and generate SBOMs fast.

Finds more vulnerabilities than other tools
Auto-triaging to filter out false positives
Clear remediation advice & auto-fixes

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Full Coverage & Easy Setup

Covers all Languages

Many SCA tools lack language coverage. Aikido combines multiple scanners to fix any gaps.
_{(For example, Aikido supports .csproj files out of the box)}

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Integrates with Git Systems

Aikido is tech-agnostic and covers any git system and even provides a local scanner.
_{(GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure Devops, GitLab Self Managed,...)}

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Works out of the box

Many SCA tools tend to be hard to set up and keep running flawlessly. Aikido is plug and play.
‍_{(On top of that, you're able to easily see if you're missing lockfiles.)}

Features

Dependency Scanning Features

Autofix

Aikido Autofix is a tool you can use to have Aikido fix vulnerabilities in 3rd party dependencies in your projects. It will do this by creating pull requests that remove the vulnerability via package updates or by other means. In some cases an Aikido Autofix can remove a whole class of vulnerabilities instead of just 1 issue.

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Beyond standard databases

Aikido checks the standard databases—NVD and GitHub Advisory Database (GHSA)—but goes further. Aikido Intel uncovers silently patched vulnerabilities and vulnerabilities without CVEs.

Reachability Analysis

Aikido checks if you're using the vulnerable function. If not, it's clearly a false positive and it's automatically triaged.

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Malware detection

The npm ecosystem is susceptible to malicious packages being published because of its open nature. Aikido identifies malicious code that may be embedded within JavaScript files or npm packages. Powered by Aikido Intel.
‍_{(Scans for backdoors, trojans, keyloggers, XSS, cryptojacking scripts and more.)}

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Create SBOMs

Security audits typically require providing an SBOM. Aikido makes it easy to analyze this list in advance & generate it whenever required. You're also able to create an SBOM of containers. Aikido supports cycloneDX and SPDX.

Actionable advice

No need to do CVE research. Aikido gives you the TL;DR, tells you how you're affected & how you can most easily remediate security issues or even auto-fix them.

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Instant Deduplication

Aikido reports duplicate vulnerabilities as a single issue. Unlike other scanners that flood you with alerts, we notify you only when a known fix exists.

Compliance made easy

Aikido automates all technical vulnerability management controls, making SOC2 & ISO 27001 compliance a whole lot easier. Compliant companies have an easier time to prove that their customer's data is secure, which helps with closing bigger deals.

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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 our security is continuously tested by a wide range of 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.