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Aikido Security vs Microsoft Security Copilot

Both are professional tools for cybersecurity. Aikido Security has a published monthly price, a free trial and a provider in the EU.

Aikido SecurityAikido Security BV (Ghent, BE)GDPR: Good

Developer free (2 users, 10 repos) · free trial

Stronger on 3 by 3 points with a clear margin

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Microsoft Security CopilotMicrosoft (Redmond, United States)GDPR: Unknown

per Security Compute Unit (SCU), price per region (worked example Micr…

Stronger on 0 by 3 points with a clear margin

The key differences

  • Aikido Security lists a public monthly price ($300); with Microsoft Security Copilot the price is per security compute unit (SCU), price….
  • Aikido Security has a free trial; for Microsoft Security Copilot we could not find one.
  • Aikido Security is based in the EU, Microsoft Security Copilot outside the EU.
CriterionAikido SecurityMicrosoft Security Copilot
GDPR profileOur summary of what the provider itself publishes about your data. For a professional tool: whether the data is stored in the EU, whether there is a certification or GDPR guarantee, and whether the provider is based in the Netherlands or the EU. For a general model: EU hosting, no training on your data and self-hosting. From Strong to Unknown; Caution only for a model with a documented problem. How we measureGoodUnknown
PriceDeveloper free (2 users, 10 repos)per Security Compute Unit (SCU), price per region (worked exam…
Free trialYesNot found
OriginEUOutside EU
Tasks–AI for data analysis and reporting

Choose Aikido Security if…

  • you want to know the cost up front
  • you want to try it for free first
  • you want a provider in the EU
  • what you are looking for: code scanning (SAST) and code audit

Choose Microsoft Security Copilot if…

  • what you are looking for: investigate incidents with step-by-step advice
  • you are looking for this: writing KQL queries and analysing suspicious scripts
  • you are looking for this: mapping risks and security posture

Features of Aikido Security

  • Code scanning (SAST) and code audit
  • Dependencies (SCA) and malware detection
  • Finding secrets in code
  • Scanning cloud, VMs, IaC and containers
  • AutoFix with pull request
  • Autonomous AI pentests
  • Review of every pull request
  • Device and runtime protection

Features of Microsoft Security Copilot

  • Investigate incidents with step-by-step advice
  • Writing KQL queries and analysing suspicious scripts
  • Mapping risks and security posture
  • Drafting and comparing security policies
  • Resolve IT problems faster
  • Reports for stakeholders
  • Plugins for Microsoft and third-party security tools
  • Building your own agents

Frequently asked questions

Which is better: Aikido Security or Microsoft Security Copilot?
Aikido Security has a public monthly price, a free trial and an EU-based provider. Which matters more to you decides the choice; the table puts everything side by side.
Which is cheaper: Aikido Security or Microsoft Security Copilot?
Aikido Security: Developer free (2 users, 10 repos); Basic $300/mo and Pro $600/mo (both incl. 10 users, 10% discount on annual billing); Enterprise on request. Microsoft Security Copilot: per Security Compute Unit (SCU), price per region (worked example Microsoft: $4 per provisioned SCU/hour, $6 per overage SCU); with Microsoft 365 E5 400 SCUs per month per 1,000 user licences included.
Which is safer for your data: Aikido Security or Microsoft Security Copilot?
On the GDPR profile they don't clearly differ (good and unknown). The profile summarises what the provider publishes; always sign a data processing agreement. See the GDPR check for cybersecurity.

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