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Aikido Security published a best-practices guide for defending against software supply chain attacks. It cites Aikido Intel data: about 7.5 million package versions analyzed in Q2 2026, with 19,500 malicious packages confirmed. The guide uses recent incidents to show which controls would have worked: the axios compromise, tj-actions/chang…
This Aikido Security blog post ranks nine alternatives to KnowBe4 security awareness training and puts its own platform, Noon Security, first. It is vendor marketing, not incident reporting. The post says KnowBe4 simulations become familiar to employees, that email defense and AI governance are sold as separate products, and that its AI g…
Aikido Security published a vendor comparison of ten email security platforms for 2026. It ranks its own workforce platform, Noon Security, first, followed by Proofpoint, Mimecast, Abnormal AI, Microsoft Defender for Office 365, Check Point, IRONSCALES, Barracuda, Sublime Security and KnowBe4 Defend. The article describes no specific inci…
This Aikido Security blog post ranks eight alternatives to Mimecast and puts its own workforce security platform, Noon Security, first. It is vendor marketing, not incident reporting. The article argues that gateway-centric email security struggles with hijacked but legitimate vendor accounts, internal mail that never crosses the gateway,…
This vendor blog from Aikido Security compares nine phishing simulation tools for 2026 and ranks its own early-access platform Noon first. The others are KnowBe4, Hoxhunt, Adaptive Security, Keepnet, Cofense, IRONSCALES, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Attack Simulation Training and Gophish. It argues that email-only programs miss multi…
This is a vendor-authored buyer's guide from Aikido Security ranking eight security awareness training platforms for 2026, and it does not describe a security incident, vulnerability or threat campaign. It promotes Noon Security (Aikido's workforce security product) first and compares it with KnowBe4, Hoxhunt, Adaptive Security, SoSafe, P…
Aikido published a vendor blog post arguing that SCA reachability analysis is not enough for prioritizing dependency vulnerabilities. Reachability shows whether code can execute a vulnerable function. Exploitability asks whether an attacker can satisfy the conditions the bug needs. The article uses lodash .template command injection (CVE-…
This Aikido vendor blog argues that AI-assisted coding has outpaced the annual or biannual manual pentest cycle, and presents AI pentesting with fixed per-test pricing as the fix. Citing its 2026 State of AI in Pentesting report, it says 76% of organizations ship significant production changes weekly or faster, while only 21% validate sec…
Aikido Security published a vendor-authored comparison of Horizon3.ai's NodeZero autonomous pentesting platform against seven alternatives for 2026: Aikido Security, Pentera, RidgeBot, XBOW, Hadrian, RunSybil and Terra. The article is marketing content with no incident, vulnerability or threat activity. It argues that NodeZero does not us…
Aikido Security published a vendor comparison of alternatives to Escape.tech, which repositioned in 2026 as an offensive security platform built around its Cascade AI pentesting engine, DAST and attack surface management. The article is marketing content and does not describe a security incident, vulnerability or threat activity. It names…
Aikido Security and Drata announced an integration under which new Drata customers on the Foundation, Advanced or Enterprise tier can claim up to $4,000 in Aikido AI Pentest credits. Aikido findings and evidence sync into Drata to support technical controls for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, DORA and HIPAA. This is vendor product and partners…
Aikido Security has launched Noon, a workforce security platform that extends its developer-focused portfolio to all employees. The vendor argues that humans remain the most likely breach vector (cited as involved in 62% of breaches in the last year), that AI-enabled phishing is increasingly multi-channel and convincing, and that regular …
