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Checkmarx

Checkmarx is an application security company whose Checkmarx One platform combines hybrid scanning, AI-powered agents, and unified risk intelligence.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

Checkmarx describes itself as an application security provider. Its homepage presents Checkmarx One as "The Agentic Application Security Platform" combining hybrid scanning, AI-powered agents, and unified risk intelligence across every attack surface, and introduces Checkmarx Fusion, a hybrid engine combining rules-based precision with Anthropic's frontier AI. The company states it has been helping security-conscious enterprises for more than two decades, reports 1,600+ customers, 900+ employees, and operations across six key regions (U.S., London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Singapore, and Sydney), with customers in 70+ countries.

History

Checkmarx states that for more than two decades it has helped the world's most security-conscious enterprises protect software that powers banks, hospitals, governments, and products millions of people rely on. The company says it was founded on the conviction that teams building software shouldn't have to choose between moving fast and being secure, and that security belongs at the moment of creation rather than as an afterthought. It reports development and operations across six key regions worldwide: the U.S., London, Frankfurt, Tel Aviv, Singapore, and Sydney.

Products and positioning

Agentic application security platform for the age of AI-generated risk

  • Checkmarx One

    Presented on the homepage as "The Agentic Application Security Platform" combining hybrid scanning, AI-powered agents, and unified risk intelligence across every attack surface.

  • Checkmarx Fusion

    Introduced as a new hybrid engine combining rules-based precision with Anthropic's frontier AI; a blog post states it is now available in Early Access for SAST within Checkmarx One.

  • Developer Assist

    Described in a news item as a tool that identifies vulnerabilities in code from coding assistants.

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