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AI for finding vulnerabilities: scanning code for flaws, checking dependencies and secrets, automated penetration testing, making sense of scanner reports. Plans differ in the number of repositories covered, the depth of analysis and whether the check runs on code alone or against a live environment.

Aikido SecurityAikidoSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchBurp Suite ProfessionalPortSwiggerSubscriptionAccount with a subscriptionTokens— · prices arrive at launchDatadogDatadogSubscriptionAccount with a subscriptionTokens— · prices arrive at launchEscapeEscape TechnologiesSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchGitLab DuoGitLabSubscriptionAccount with a subscriptionAccountTokens— · prices arrive at launchNodeZeroHorizon3.aiSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchPenteraPenteraSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchPentiPentiSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchSnykSnykSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launchXBOWXBOWSubscriptionAccount with a subscription— · prices arrive at launch

How to choose in this section

A scan needs access to your code or your environment, so the account has to be yours: a repository integration set up on someone else's email is someone else's key to your project. A ready account without a subscription is for looking over the reports and the interface before you connect a repository. Check separately in the listing what the service does with what it finds: some only send a report, some open a fix themselves. And keep in mind that active testing is only acceptable on your own infrastructure or with the written consent of whoever owns it.

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