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aikido vs Zero Trust API
Provides general security hardening for developers, not specialized image CDR.
aikidono bullsh*t security for devs
Zero Trust APIMilitary-grade image sanitization — rebuild any image from raw pixelsWhich to pick
Pick aikido if you want…
- Autonomous full-stack AppSec
- Broad developer security tooling
- Integrations with IDE plugins, Jira or Linear (on aikido's list, not Zero Trust API's)
Pick Zero Trust API if you want…
- Image content disarm & reconstruction
- Integrations with JavaScript (Browser), Node.js or Python (on Zero Trust API's list, not aikido's)
Side by side
- What it is
- aikido:Aikido provides continuous, autonomous security that detects, fixes and verifies vulnerabilities across code, CI, cloud and runtime.
- Zero Trust API:Zero Trust API rebuilds any image from raw pixels, providing content disarm and reconstruction to eliminate hidden threats.
- Best for
- aikido:Autonomous full-stack AppSec
- Zero Trust API:Image content disarm & reconstruction
- Who it’s for
- aikido:Developers, security teams and CISOs who want automated security integrated into their development workflow
- Zero Trust API:Developers who need to securely process user-uploaded images.
- Pricing
- aikido:Freemium
- Zero Trust API:Freemium
- Plans
- aikido:Developer $0 · Basic $350 per month · Pro $700 per month · Advanced $1,050 per month
- Zero Trust API:—
- Works with
- aikido:IDE plugins, Jira, Linear, Drata, Vanta, Slack
- Zero Trust API:JavaScript (Browser), Node.js, Python, Java, React, cURL
aikido features
- AI-driven Detect Agent. Runs white-box pentests and deep code audits to find real vulnerabilities.
- Auto-Fix Pull Requests. Creates PRs that automatically remediate discovered issues.
- Deploy & Verify Agents. Deploys fixes to staging and runs smoke tests to confirm remediation.
- SCA & Secrets Detection. Scans dependencies, licenses and secrets across the SDLC with auto-fixes.
- Cloud Security Posture Management. Provides real-time visibility and misconfiguration checks for cloud workloads.
- Runtime & Device Protection. Blocks malware, bot traffic and protects devices with install-button security.
Zero Trust API features
- Full CDR Processing. Destroys the original container and rebuilds a sterile PNG from raw pixel data.
- Rust-Powered Safety. Memory-safe Rust implementation prevents buffer overflow vulnerabilities.
- WASM Sandboxing. WebAssembly isolation runs processing in a secure sandbox.
- Edge Deployment. Runs on Cloudflare Workers across 200+ locations for sub-100 ms latency.
- Zero Logging. Images are never stored; processing occurs entirely in memory.
- DoS Protection. Hard limits on dimensions (4096 px) and memory (80 MB) mitigate abuse.
- Compliance Ready. Helps meet GDPR, HIPAA, and SOX requirements for image handling.
aikido vs Zero Trust API FAQ
Is aikido or Zero Trust API free?+
aikido has a free plan (Developer); paid plans start at $350/month (Basic). Zero Trust API has a free plan and paid plans.
Do aikido and Zero Trust API integrate with the same tools?+
Their integration lists don't overlap: aikido lists IDE plugins, Jira, Linear, Drata and 2 more; Zero Trust API lists JavaScript (Browser), Node.js, Python, Java and 2 more.
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