Aikido Infinite - Continuous Pentest

Release > Pentest diff > Patch > Retest > Push to prod.

When new code lands, Aikido Infinite analyzes the difference and identifies changes that impact your attack surface.

• Discover: Infinite ingests full context from Aikido’s code-to-runtime platform - source code, architecture, APIs, and cloud config - to map the entire attack surface, including undocumented endpoints and hidden logic paths. Agents reason about the system holistically to identify where component interactions and assumptions break down.
• Exploit every path that changed: This is where Infinite diverges from scanner checks, which looks at components in isolation, one repo, one file, one theoretical risk at a time. In reality, security breaks at the seams. A single line change can affect every protected route in your application. Two changes that are individually safe can be dangerous in combination: a new API field here, a relaxed permission check there, and suddenly there's a cross-tenant data leak that neither change would have introduced alone. These are the kinds of issues that pentesting exists to find, because they only surface in the real, running configuration where components interact as a whole. The problem has always been that testing every combination at that depth is hard and expensive. Infinite makes it the default. Specialized agents pursue every viable attack route across the affected surface: injection flaws, broken access control, auth weaknesses, SSRF, business logic errors, cross-tenant data exposure, all using real attack paths rather than fixed payloads. When an agent finds something, that intelligence feeds back into the loop, uncovering chained risks. Agents work in parallel across all security-relevant features simultaneously.
• Validate: Every finding is proven through direct exploitation against the live target. If an issue can’t be reproduced in reality, it doesn’t appear in the results.
• AutoFix and retest: AutoFix produces a merge-ready PR with a precise, code-level fix tailored to your implementation. After developers merge, agents automatically retest to verify the vulnerability is fully resolved - often within hours.

Because Infinite lives inside the Aikido platform, it has context that standalone pentesting tools simply don't. That infrastructure-to-code context is what makes the discovery deeper, the fixes more precise, and continuous testing actually viable.

What used to take weeks or quarters now happens in hours. The agents do the gruntwork. Your team reviews, merges, and moves on.