It saves me time by identifying common security issues that are easy to overlook and might otherwise be missed. The UI is intuitive and self-explanatory. It integrates seamlessly with git repositories and they offer a generous free plan.

Dependency tracking is a given, but I didn't expect to be able to have Aikido be able to edit code to ensure there was no exposure to the relevant CVEs, if for some reason I wasn't able to upgrade the dependency. The UX for reviewing SAST code findings is also refreshingly simple, SQL injection finding to reviewing a diff and creating a PR in GitHub within a couple of clicks. As security is only one of my responsibilities, having a go-to dashboard with a clear list of prioritised actions for me to look at has made life much simpler than looking at endless dependabot PRs with limited context.

How much information it's able to show, like what the problem is. It shows the information to fix it as fast as possible