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Aikido Security debuts Endpoint for AI-native developer security

Aikido Security launches Endpoint: the first lightweight security agent built for AI-native dev workflows.

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Why it matters

As AI tools proliferate in developer environments, enterprises face new supply chain attack vectors. Aikido's Endpoint addresses this gap with visibility and control over AI tool usage, browser extensions, and open-source packages—a growing category of security products.

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10 to know
  1. Aikido Security (Belgium) launches Endpoint security agent

  2. Lightweight agent designed for developer workstations

  3. Targets supply chain attacks and open-source software vulnerabilities

  4. Provides visibility and control over: software packages, dev environments, browser extensions, integrated AI tools

  5. Positions security infrastructure for AI-native developer workflows

  6. Aikido Security (Belgian cybersecurity firm) launches Endpoint product

  7. Lightweight security agent for developer workstations

  8. Targets AI tool visibility, control, and supply-chain attack prevention

  9. Covers software packages, dev environments, browser extensions, integrated AI tools

  10. Published April 20, 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Belgian cybersecurity company Aikido Security BV today launched Endpoint, a lightweight security agent designed to secure artificial intelligence use on developer workstations and address supply chain attacks against open-source software. Endpoint delivers a platform for enterprises to gain…
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