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Apiiro
Where Apiiro appears on the record (4)
Every page on CISO Tribune and its network that carries this company, 4 in all.
- In the vendor directory (4)
- Application security posture management vendors · primary category
- Software composition analysis vendors · category
- Software supply chain security companies: who they are and how CISOs compare them · category
- AI model and agent security vendors · category
What the company sells
Apiiro sells an application security posture management platform that discovers, assesses, prevents, detects and fixes risk across code and the software supply chain. Apiiro's Guardian Agent protects coding agents, intent, code and the software supply chain, using Deep Code Analysis and a Risk Graph to correlate findings from first and third-party security tools. The platform covers software bill of materials, cryptography bill of materials, pipeline bill of materials and AI usage inventories, and integrates with partners such as ServiceNow and Akamai.[1][2]
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Products and services
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Guardian Agent[1]
An agent that protects coding agents by discovering, assessing, preventing, detecting and fixing risk in code and the software supply chain.
Policy and risk engine (ASPM)
A graph-based risk engine that correlates findings from first and third-party tools, maps them to the software graph and prioritizes risk.
AI risk assessment (AI SPM)
Assesses AI usage risks across code and the software supply chain, including dependencies, models, coding agents and MCP servers.
Software Bill-of-Material (SBOM)
Discovers, inventories and tracks open-source dependencies, licenses, end-of-life status and vulnerabilities across the software architecture graph.
Cryptography BOM (CBOM)
Discovers, inventories and assesses cryptographic usage in code, including encryption, hashing, keys, secrets and certificates.
Pipeline BOM (PBOM)
Discovers, inventories and maps CI/CD pipelines, build systems, artifacts, registries and deployment flows from code to runtime.
Competitors and alternatives
The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Apiiro's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.
On application security posture management, Apiiro competes with Arnica, OX Security, Phoenix Security, Cycode, Legit Security, Raven.io and Checkmarx.
On software composition analysis, Apiiro competes with Mend.io, Snyk, Sonatype, Black Duck, Arnica, OX Security, Phoenix Security, Raven.io, Anchore, Checkmarx and 9 more.
On software supply chain security, Apiiro competes with Anchore, Archipelo, JFrog, RapidFort, Socket, Chainguard, Red Hat, Arnica, OX Security, Phoenix Security and 11 more.
On ai model and agent security, Apiiro competes with AIShield, Alice, Asymptote Labs, Enkrypt AI, HiddenLayer, Knostic, Mindgard, Noma Security, Onyx Security, Pangea and 45 more.
References
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- [1]apiiro.comApiiro · apiiro.com · undated page, accessed November 3, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
- [2]Apiiro named the most innovative aspm provider worldwide byfrostsullivansApiiro · apiiro.com · published December 9, 2025 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing
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Security leadership
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Questions CISOs ask about Apiiro
- What does Apiiro sell?
- Apiiro sells Guardian Agent, Policy and risk engine (ASPM), AI risk assessment (AI SPM), Software Bill-of-Material (SBOM), Cryptography BOM (CBOM) and Pipeline BOM (PBOM). Guardian Agent: An agent that protects coding agents by discovering, assessing, preventing, detecting and fixing risk in code and the software supply chain. Policy and risk engine (ASPM): A graph-based risk engine that correlates findings from first and third-party tools, maps them to the software graph and prioritizes risk. AI risk assessment (AI SPM): Assesses AI usage risks across code and the software supply chain, including dependencies, models, coding agents and MCP servers. Software Bill-of-Material (SBOM): Discovers, inventories and tracks open-source dependencies, licenses, end-of-life status and vulnerabilities across the software architecture graph.
- How does CISO Tribune file Apiiro?
- CISO Tribune files Apiiro under Application security posture management, with Software composition analysis, Software supply chain security and AI model and agent security as secondary categories.
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