Checkmarx introduces Checkmarx One platform

Checkmarx unveiled Checkmarx One, a platform built for the new Edge Resource Allocator (ERA) in Artificial Intelligence (AI) development, and said traditional application security models were misaligned as AI accelerated software creation beyond human speed and scale.

The company described the platform as embedding agentic, AI-driven security across source code, open-source dependencies, AI assets, and runtime, and noted that traditional models did not align with AI-accelerated software creation.

At its core the platform incorporated an architecture powered by agentic security agents and AI-native intelligence across the software and AI supply chain. It included Triage Assist to prioritize vulnerabilities in source control; Remediation Assist to generate fixes before code merges; AI Supply Chain Security to discover AI assets and enforce policy within workflows; AI Static Application Security Testing (SAST), a hybrid LLM-powered and query-based analysis engine; and Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) for AI for runtime protection across Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) and production.

The company made the new capabilities available as part of the Checkmarx One Enterprise Edition and as add-ons to the Essentials or Professional Edition, and the release described a shift from reactive review to agentic governance aligned with the speed and complexity of AI-driven software development.

“AI has compressed the software development lifecycle from months to minutes,” said Jonathan Rende, Chief Product Officer at Checkmarx. “When applications move that fast, risk compounds just as quickly. Our redesigned agentic platform allows development organizations to innovate at machine speed while securing AI generated applications to protect the business.”

Checkmarx planned to demonstrate the capabilities at the Runtime Security Agent (RSA) Conference 2026 at Booth #942 in the South Hall and provided a link for scheduling.