Aikido — shift-left SAST & SCA, embedded in your pipeline
Static analysis and software-composition analysis that surfaces findings in CI/CD and pull requests — with false-positive triage by Passeca so developers see real issues, not noise.
Aikido is a developer-security platform for static application security testing (SAST) and software composition analysis (SCA), shifting findings into CI/CD and pull requests. Passeca deploys Aikido into the pipeline, triages false positives so developers see genuine issues, and tracks the secure-SDLC metrics that matter — feeding critical findings into PassIRP alongside operational detections.
What does Aikido do?
The application-security layer of the Passeca stack.
Aikido scans source code (SAST) for security flaws and third-party dependencies (SCA) for known-vulnerable packages. Critically, it delivers findings where developers already work — in the CI/CD pipeline and directly in pull requests — so remediation happens in flow, at the cheapest point in the lifecycle, rather than in a separate backlog no one owns.
The platform also applies false-positive triage, so the signal that reaches a developer is high-confidence. This is what keeps a shift-left programme credible: developers act on findings because the findings are real.
What Passeca adds
Implementation, false-positive triage, developer enablement, and integration with PassIRP.
Deploying a SAST/SCA tool is easy; making its output trusted and acted upon is the hard part. Passeca configures Aikido for the codebase and CI/CD pipeline, triages findings to suppress false positives before they reach developers, and supports the engineering team in remediation — providing guidance, tracking metrics, and reporting secure-SDLC progress to leadership.
Critical findings — a vulnerable dependency in production, a serious code flaw — feed into PassIRP so they are tracked as security issues with owners and deadlines, not lost in a tool no one checks.
Who is Aikido + Passeca for?
Teams shipping code that need security in the pipeline, not at the end.
- SaaS and technology companies shipping code continuously.
- FinTechs and regulated software vendors needing auditable appsec.
- Any engineering org that wants findings in pull requests, not a separate backlog.
How to buy Aikido through Passeca
From codebase scoping to a running secure-SDLC programme.
Request a demo through /contact/demo. Passeca scopes the codebase and CI/CD pipeline, deploys Aikido, sets up the false-positive triage workflow, and offers ongoing management of the secure-SDLC programme — including reporting the metrics leadership and auditors expect.
Aikido and Passeca, answered
The questions engineering and security leaders ask about shift-left security.
What is Aikido?
What is the difference between SAST and SCA?
What does Passeca add to Aikido?
Why is false-positive triage important?
How does Aikido integrate with Passeca platforms?
Who is Aikido + Passeca for?
Does Aikido replace penetration testing?
How do I buy Aikido through Passeca?
Put security in the pull request
Request an Aikido demo and Passeca will scope your codebase and CI/CD pipeline, show how findings land in pull requests, and plan the false-positive triage that keeps the programme credible.
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