Aikido Security Platform

Aikido Security is a code, cloud and runtime security company with offices in Ghent, Belgium and San Francisco, US. Its schema data lists a 2022 founding date. The company targets the problem of fragmented application security tooling and alert noise for development teams.

The platform bundles code scanning (SCA, SAST, secrets detection, SBOMs, malware detection), cloud posture and container checks, attack-side testing (DAST, AI pentesting, API scanning) and runtime protection. AI agents detect issues, propose fixes, test them in staging and verify results. Named customers include Revolut, Deel, n8n and Visma.

• Code security: SCA, SAST, secrets detection, SBOM generation and malware detection in repositories.
• AI pentesting: continuous and on-prem pentesting plus DAST and API scanning.
• Cloud security: CSPM, infrastructure-as-code and container image checks.
• Runtime protection: Zen in-app firewall and bot protection.
• Autonomous remediation: AI agents propose fixes, deploy to staging and verify.
• Hardened images and CVE-free libraries to cut dependency risk.

A Vietnamese outsourcing software firm can scan client repositories and generate SBOMs before delivery. A fintech or e-commerce platform can add DAST and AI pentesting to its release pipeline and keep audit evidence for partners.

• One platform replaces several separate scanners for code, cloud and runtime.
• AI agents propose and verify fixes, reducing manual triage work.
• Free start with no credit card; the site cites scan results in 32 seconds.
• Compliance support, including FedRAMP Moderate authorization for remediation (Oct 2026).

Teams adopting AI coding assistants ship code faster than manual security review can follow, and supply chain attacks on package registries keep rising. Vietnamese software exporters and fintech teams face similar pressure to consolidate scanners and show compliance evidence to overseas clients.

Offices in Ghent (Belgium) and San Francisco (US). Oct 2026 news on the site: FedRAMP Moderate authorization, CREST-accredited pentesting, Drata partnership, Noon launch. Schema data cites SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001:2022.