What is Aisle?
Last updated: June 23, 2026
Aisle is an AI-native AppSec platform that autonomously finds, triages, and fixes security vulnerabilities in your code. It connects to your repositories and CI/CD pipelines, generates verified code fixes, and opens pull requests for human review before anything merges.
Unlike rule-based scanners that surface thousands of noisy findings and leave triage to your team, Aisle uses an ensemble of AI models to reason about code semantically — identifying deep, exploitable vulnerabilities, filtering out false positives, and proposing fixes that have already been tested against your code.
What Aisle covers
SAST — first-party source code vulnerabilities. Language-agnostic. See Supported Languages.
SCA — vulnerable open-source dependencies, with reachability analysis.
Secrets detection — leaked credentials and API keys in your repositories.
IaC — misconfigurations in infrastructure-as-code.
How Aisle works
Every issue moves through five stages: Analyze → Triage → Fix → Verify → PR. You'll see this flow throughout the platform.
You decide how much autonomy to give Aisle:
Manual — runs detection and triage only; your team handles fixes
Consultant — Aisle drafts fixes and remediation plans; your team creates PRs
Collaborative — Aisle drafts fixes, verifies them, and opens PRs for human review
You can set autonomy globally or individually per repository. See Autonomy Levels.
Use Aisle in your workflow
Command Center — an overview of findings, SLA compliance, MTTR, and other key metrics across all repositories. See Command Center.
Issues Board — view of every identified vulnerability moving through the remediation lifecycle.
Pull requests — fixes land in your VCS as PRs your team reviews and merges.
What Aisle integrates with
Version control — GitHub (cloud and Enterprise), GitLab (SaaS, Self-Managed, Dedicated), Bitbucket Cloud, Azure DevOps.
Identity — SSO via Okta, Entra ID, Google Workspace, Keycloak, and any OIDC/SAML provider.
CI/CD — GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Azure Pipelines.
Package registries — JFrog Artifactory.
Ticketing — Jira; public API for custom integrations.
Slack — Connect to Slack to receive notifications about issues.
Who Aisle is for
Security teams and AppSec engineers clearing vulnerability backlogs. Developers who want verified fixes instead of noisy alerts. CISOs who need visibility into application risk and SLA performance. Particularly valuable for organizations with large codebases, regulated industries, and teams running bug bounty programs.
What happens to your code and data
Aisle is a single-tenant SaaS platform hosted on AWS (eu-west-1, Dublin by default). Your instance is isolated. Aisle has zero data retention agreements with all LLM providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google), so your code is never used for model training. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001 certified. See Trust Center.