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Aikido Code Scanning

The problem: development teams often use a tangled mix of different security tools (SAST, DAST, SCA, secrets scanning), which makes it easy to lose oversight. The result: a fragmented security landscape, alerts drowning in noise, and high costs due to stacked licenses.

Code scanning automatically detects vulnerabilities in your application code, dependencies, and containers—vulnerable libraries and misconfigurations—before they reach production.

What does Aikido Code Scanning solve?

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Detect vulnerabilities early

In the IDE, during the PR phase, and in the CI/CD pipeline.
2

Tool consolidation

One platform for SAST, malware, SCA, secrets, containers, code quality, VMs, K8s, and in-app firewalls—instead of 5–10 separate tools.
3

Eliminate noise

AI-driven filtering removes 80–90% of false positives and low-impact vulnerabilities.
4

Maintain oversight

A single pane of glass for all security findings.
5

Enable shift-left

Security becomes part of the development workflow—not a blocker at the end.
6

Reduce costs

40–60% reduction in security tooling costs.

Benefits of Aikido Code Scanning compared to other solutions:

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All-in-one platform

2

Intelligent noise reduction

Contextual analysis: only exploitable findings are reported.
3

Developer-first UX

Intuitive, native Git/CI/CD integration—developers stay in their workflow.
4

Fast time-to-value

Operational within hours—not weeks.
5

Transparent pricing

No complex per-user or per-scan model.
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Reachability analysis

Not only “what is vulnerable,” but “is it reachable?”
7

Unified policies

Centralized policies for the entire organization.
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60–70% faster remediation

Better prioritization = faster fixes.

In short: you consolidate your tool stack, eliminate alert fatigue, and make security a natural part of development—faster and more cost-effective than traditional point solutions.

Want to know what Code Scanning really entails, or start a Demo/POC right away? RSafe helps with advice, implementation, and optimization of Aikido—for maximum application security with minimal complexity.