Comparison

Tamis and other
AppSec tools.

Six AppSec tools, compared from their public documentation. Written by the vendor of Tamis: check the sources.

Updated 9 October 2026 · by the Tamis team

The table

Reachability scopes differ across vendors (method, languages). “Partly”: open-source engine, proprietary platform.

CriterionTamisAikidoCheckmarx OneSemgrepSnykSonarQube
What is scanned
Code (SAST)YesYesYesYesYesYes
Dependencies (SCA)YesYesYesYesYesYes, Advanced Security
SecretsYesYesYes, EnterpriseYesYes, EnterpriseYes
Infrastructure as codeYesYesYes, EnterpriseYes, TerraformYesYes
ContainersYesYesYes, ProfessionalNot establishedYesNo (docs)
Deployed app (DAST)YesYesYes, ProfessionalNot establishedYes, EnterpriseNo (docs)
SBOM exportYesYes, paidYesYesYes, EnterpriseYes, Advanced Security
License policiesYesYesNot establishedYesYes, EnterpriseYes, Advanced Security
Prioritisation
Dependency reachabilityYes, 8 ecosystemsAnnouncedYes, 4 languagesYes, 11 languagesYes, 3 languagesYes, Advanced Security
AI fixesYesYesYesYes, betaYesYes, Enterprise
Import from other toolsYes, SARIF and 4 formatsLimitedYes, SARIFNot establishedNot establishedYes, SARIF
Correlation
Deduplication across scannersYesNot establishedGrouping announced, ASPMNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Code linked to the deployed app (SAST and DAST)In developmentNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Attack chains across findingsYes, MITRE ATT&CKPartly, cloud and containersNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
One flaw, every affected projectYesNot establishedNot establishedYes, by dependencyNot establishedCVE search, Enterprise
Hosting
SaaS in the EUYesYesYesNoYes, EnterpriseYes
Whole platform on premisesYesNot establishedYes, announcedNot establishedNo (docs)Yes
Scanner on your side, SaaS resultsIn developmentYesNot establishedYesYesYes
Open-source enginePartlyPartlyNot establishedPartlyNot establishedPartly
Governance
SSOYesYes, paidYesYes, SAML EnterpriseYes, EnterpriseYes, paid
Reports per frameworkYesYesYesNot establishedYes, EnterpriseYes, Enterprise
Risks and evidence per projectYesNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Beyond scanning
Threat modelling (DFD, STRIDE)YesNot establishedVia SD Elements, partnerNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Architecture linked to findingsYes, C4 and DFDNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Manual pentest tracking (WSTG, ASVS) and reportYesNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
Autonomous AI pentestingYesYes, Aikido AttackNot establishedNot establishedYes, EvoNot established
Retest of a fixed findingYes, supported scannersYes, AI pentestNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
EBIOS RM workshopsYesNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot establishedNot established
  • Autonomous AI pentesting: vendor sources checked on 9 October 2026.
  • Sources: vendor documentation, accessed 5 October 2026 (list). Tamis: our checks in the product.
  • “Not established” means the sources do not settle it, not that the feature is missing.
  • No common benchmark of the commercial platforms was run for this comparison, and language counts are not counted the same way across vendors.
  • Found a mistake? contact@tamis.app

What Tamis does differently

An explicit evidence level

Findings tell detected, reachable and confirmed apart. A reachable flow carries a witness anchored in the code, and a confirmation shows where it comes from: a pentester, a runtime test or DAST.

AI fixes that are re-scanned

For supported cases, the proposed fix is re-scanned on a copy of the code to check that the targeted finding is gone. The pull request only opens behind an approval bound to that fix.

Your data, your AI

A local model can give the first triage verdict; the cloud provider is optional and chosen by your administrators. Every suggestion stays a proposal until you decide.

One vulnerability, every affected application

When a shared component is vulnerable, Tamis shows the projects that use it and tracks, project by project, the decision, the fix and its evidence. The same risks and evidence feed your NIS2, DORA or ISO 27001 files.

SaaS at OVHcloud or Scaleway or on premises

SaaS run at OVHcloud or Scaleway in the European Union, or the whole platform on your infrastructure, air-gapped included.

Keep your current scanners

SARIF, Snyk, SonarQube, Nessus and Qualys reports are imported and tracked with the rest, without replacing what already works.

Not compared: detection precision, performance, administration, data sent to AI, total cost. Ask every vendor, Tamis included.