Review
“As a software agency that builds custom software for our clients, it's important to keep vulnerabilities out of our code. Aikido does that job perfectly”

Manu D.B.
CTO at We Are
Protect against software supply chain attacks by catching malware within minutes (not weeks) using Aikido’s proprietary threat intelligence.
Aikido doesn’t just scan—it defends.
Get a digital team of malware analysts, built into your pipeline.
Aikido flags threats in the supply chain before anyone else—often hours or days ahead.
Our expert malware team is backed by AI to surface real threats fast—no noise, no wait.
Aikido filters out weaponized dependencies at the moment of import—keeping your codebase clean.
Get critical alerts via email or Slack/Teams the moment Aikido detects malware. (Legacy SCA scanners don’t offer this real-time protection.)
Malicious packages can hijack resources for crypto mining, obfuscate your code to hide backdoors, and leak sensitive data—leading to severe breaches and massive server costs if not caught.
Aikido’s IDE plugin stops malicious packages before they enter your codebase. As you type or install dependencies, it scans against Aikido Intel’s malware feed. If a threat is detected, it blocks the package and alerts you instantly.
Aikido’s Safe Chain hooks into your package manager to block malicious dependencies the moment they’re installed. Real-time scans on npm, yarn, and pnpm installs—malware is killed before it hits your repo.
Replace your scattered toolstack with one platform that does it all—and shows you what matters.
Review
Manu D.B.
CTO at We Are
Yes — we run yearly third-party pentests and maintain a continuous bug bounty program to catch issues early.
Yes - you can export a full SBOM in CycloneDX, SPDX, or CSV format with one click. Just open the Licenses & SBOM report to see all your packages and licenses.
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.
Yes - you can connect a real repo (read-only access), or use our public demo project to explore the platform. All scans are read-only and Aikido never makes changes to your code. Fixes are proposed via pull requests you review and merge.
Of course! When you sign up with your git, don’t give access to any repo & select the demo repo instead!
We can’t & won’t, this is guaranteed by read-only access.
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