Aikido Launches On-Premises AI Pentesting Server, Deployed at Belfius
Summary
Aikido launched an on-premises server for AI pentesting and code analysis, designed to keep models, source code, and results inside customers’ networks. The company says Belfius is using more than 200 AI agents to test systems continuously.
Key points
- Aikido Machine runs Aikido’s AI pentesting and code analysis on local GPUs and models, without requiring an internet connection, according to the company.
- Aikido says the product can test applications behind authentication and within customer-defined scope, and provides working exploits, pull requests, and retesting for findings.
- Aikido installs and maintains the server, with an engineer setting it up on-site.
- Belfius has deployed the system in its own data centre; Aikido says more than 200 AI agents test the bank’s systems around the clock.
- Aikido acquired Belgian offensive-security company Milou and says its team contributed expertise in running offensive tools on local hardware.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Aikido Security launched the Aikido Machine, an on-premises AI pentesting server, and acquired Milou to support its development.
- Impact
- The Aikido Machine runs AI pentesting and AI Code Analysis on local hardware, keeping source code, repository data, and prompts within the customer’s network. Belfius has deployed it in its data centre, where more than 200 AI agents test the bank’s systems continuously.
People
Fabian DelavaIdentified as Head of Technology at Belfius; he commented on the bank’s deployment of AI agents for continuous security testing.Selim DecampsCo-founder of Milou and pentester and bounty hunter; his team’s offensive-security expertise contributed to Aikido Security’s on-premises work.Tiburce GridelloCo-founder of Milou and pentester and bounty hunter; his team’s offensive-security expertise contributed to Aikido Security’s on-premises work.