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Fluid Attacks

Continuous security scanning with AI and human expertise

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Fluid Attacks integrates continuous vulnerability scanning into the SDLC by combining AI automation with human security expertise to verify critical flaws. The hybrid approach ensures that automated findings are validated by security researchers before reaching developers, reducing false positive noise while maintaining coverage across SAST, DAST, SCA, and infrastructure-as-code security scanning.

Fluid Attacks provides a continuous security testing platform that embeds vulnerability scanning throughout the software development lifecycle. The combination of automated AI scanning and manual expert verification addresses the fundamental trade-off between automation speed and finding accuracy. Automated tools cast a wide net for common vulnerability patterns while human researchers focus on complex business logic flaws and chained attack scenarios.

The platform covers multiple security testing methodologies in a unified interface: static analysis of source code, dynamic testing of running applications, software composition analysis for third-party dependency risks, and infrastructure-as-code scanning for cloud configuration issues. Findings are deduplicated and prioritized across all scanning methods, giving development teams a single view of their security posture.

Fluid Attacks offers a 21-day free trial with paid plans for continued use. The platform is positioned for organizations in high-trust industries like finance and healthcare where AI-only security tools may miss nuanced logic flaws. The company has been providing security services since before the AI era, adding AI-powered modules in 2025 to augment their established methodology.

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21-day free trial; paid subscription plans

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CI/CD, GitHub, GitLab, multi-language, cloud

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