Aikido Security
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All in one security tool for companies that value their technology
What do you like best about the product?
* Both code and cloud security in one tool, in the past we would need multiple tools for this.
* Extremely easy to set-up, connection to your cloud components and repositories was done in a couple of minutes and super straightforward thanks to their great ux.
* With aikido you can really make security one of your USPs with their integrated automated reporting solution which helps for ISO27001, soc2 certification
* Extremely easy to set-up, connection to your cloud components and repositories was done in a couple of minutes and super straightforward thanks to their great ux.
* With aikido you can really make security one of your USPs with their integrated automated reporting solution which helps for ISO27001, soc2 certification
What do you dislike about the product?
* They generate great security reports but they sometimes miss important details. Our cloud infrastructure is rather large and that it sometimes says instance does not have X, but it doesn't specify which instance it is. Adding more detail will help save time in finding what the problem is.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Easiest system to find important security problems in both our application as our cloud components and limiting false positives to a minimum.
First platform that can easily give you a first insight in what to do for ISO27001 certification without having to pay big license fees.
First platform that can easily give you a first insight in what to do for ISO27001 certification without having to pay big license fees.
Comprehensive platform to scan your repositories and cloud for vulnerabilities
What do you like best about the product?
It's was super easy to connect our GitHub organization and cloud environment (AWS in our case).
After connecting, Aikido immediately starts to scan them and give you a list of potential issues/vulnerabilities to check. The checks are very broad: package vulnerabilities, committed secrets, security headers web server, vulnerable libraries in containers, ...
Before Aikido we used GitHub's security issues but in most cases the vulnerable packages are dev dependencies and thus not used in production. Aikido skips through that noise and provides us with actionable vulnerabilities.
I really like the Cloud scanning because it's easy to make mistakes with setting up infrastructure (also when doing maintenance or upgrades).
Being able to see the issues/vulnerabilities in one list (compared to GitHub) is also very useful.
As CTO, it's should be nobrainer to adopt a platform like Aikido. A data leak or hack might put you out of business.
After connecting, Aikido immediately starts to scan them and give you a list of potential issues/vulnerabilities to check. The checks are very broad: package vulnerabilities, committed secrets, security headers web server, vulnerable libraries in containers, ...
Before Aikido we used GitHub's security issues but in most cases the vulnerable packages are dev dependencies and thus not used in production. Aikido skips through that noise and provides us with actionable vulnerabilities.
I really like the Cloud scanning because it's easy to make mistakes with setting up infrastructure (also when doing maintenance or upgrades).
Being able to see the issues/vulnerabilities in one list (compared to GitHub) is also very useful.
As CTO, it's should be nobrainer to adopt a platform like Aikido. A data leak or hack might put you out of business.
What do you dislike about the product?
Apart from the great Slack integration, I would love to be able to receive notifications via email.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Scanning for vulnerabilities, cutting through noise of dev dependencies, scanning our cloud infrastructure, being able to see issues/vulnerabilties in one list across multiple repositories, ... to keep our product secure and save us time.
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