AquilaX AI Reviews & Product Details

The interface is very user-friendly, with a detailed dashboard for scanned line code and projects. It also provides a clear understanding of the security leakage found, with each issue linked directly to the line code where it was discovered.

The Securitron AI engine also helps reduce false positives and offers a detailed view, along with information on how to fix the security bug.

We use the premium feature license and the performance of the scanner is very fast, and is not time expensive in the overall pipeline execution time.

Further, is very easy to be integrated in your code, we integrated the projects available in github.com and gitlab.com, by using an access token, and by integrating the tool in CI/CD pipelines.

If you get any issue, the customer support is time responsive to solve issues and help in the integration steps. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It’s hard to find any major downsides. At the beginning, there’s a learning curve when integrating the solution for team members, but it has proven useful for finding security issues across the entire stack the product covers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

AquilaX AI is certainly a product that showcases numerous innovative and improved aspects in its segment. Starting with a UX/UI that allows for ease of use and understanding that is difficult (if not impossible) to find in other products dealing with such complex topics. The ability to identify vulnerabilities and provide a clear explanation and a list of countermeasures and solutions is remarkable, and even people who are not experts in the field of security can understand and analyze them with ease. The configuration phase is extremely intuitive, and it is possible to connect all the main repositories in just a few steps. AquilaX is a living product in continuous evolution, updates are frequent and often guided by user feedback, yet the user experience remains consistent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

After almost a year of use, we have not identified any particular defects. The only point we can highlight is that the frequent updates sometimes present an initial release very focused on the core functionality compared to the UX/UI. However, it should be noted that within a few weeks of the first release, subsequent improvements on the UX/UI are also released. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.