Aikido Security Unveils AI-Powered Continuous Penetration Testing Tool
Aikido Security has introduced Aikido Infinite, a continuous AI penetration testing solution that autonomously identifies, validates, and remediates vulnerabilities, announced in a press release. The company describes the platform as the first self-securing software system, designed to test every code change as it moves through deployment.
Aikido Infinite operates by triggering AI-driven agents to perform penetration testing on each software update, validating exploitability, and applying fixes within the same workflow. The system’s continuous feedback loop allows organizations to detect and address security risks in real time, rather than relying on periodic manual testing.
The platform leverages Aikido’s code-to-runtime analysis, combining insights from source code, application architecture, and runtime behavior to identify hidden vulnerabilities and logic flaws. It also builds upon the company’s previous AI pentesting product, Aikido Attack, adding automated remediation and retesting capabilities.
According to Aikido, Infinite’s autonomous model is designed to scale security operations alongside modern software delivery cycles, reducing delays between code deployment and vulnerability resolution.
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