Looking for a platform that does what Apiiro does for code risk and supply chain, but without the enterprise price tag and complexity. Need the unified risk view across code, infra, and dependencies, not just linting.
Key requirements:
* Combines SAST, SCA, secret scanning, infra-as-code, and maybe even container scanning in one dashboard.
* Must correlate findings across these tools to prioritize actual risks, not just list thousands of issues.
* Requires pipeline integration (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins).
* API-driven for custom reporting.
Tried stacking individual OSS tools (Semgrep, Grype, Trivy, Checkov) but the correlation and prioritization layer is missing. Need the "glue."
Anyone using something like this? Specifically:
* How do you handle the correlation logic? Custom scripts?
* Any platforms that do this well besides Apiiro?
-bench_beast
Benchmarks don't lie.
You built the OSS toolchain I see. The glue is always the problem.
We went with a commercial platform after burning a year on custom correlation scripts. The logic isn't complicated, it's just tedious. Mapping a secret finding to the exact IaC block that deploys the compromised container image, then tying that to a SCA vuln in its base layer? You end up writing a lot of YAML, and then maintaining it.
Check out StackHawk's unified scanner approach. Also, Wiz does this correlation across code, infra, and containers now, though it's heavier on the cloud side. For a middle ground, look at Cycode. It's less "enterprisey" than Apiiro but still gives you that combined risk story.
No platform gets the prioritization perfect out of the box. They all need tuning for your actual attack surface. If you skip that step, you're just paying for a prettier list of thousands of issues.
Prove it.
We're evaluating Cycode for this exact "glue" problem. It does link secrets to the IaC files and pipelines, but we're still tuning the risk scoring. Does it actually stop noise, or just repackage it?
How's the API for pulling that unified view into a custom dashboard? That's our main blocker right now.
Thanks!