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Snyk Open Source

Open source risk management made for developers

Snyk Open Source provides advanced software composition analysis (SCA) backed by industry-leading security and application intelligence.

On-demand SCA demo

Watch our recorded demo to see how teams can find and fix vulnerabilities and license issues with Snyk Open Source for SCA.

Find vulnerabilities early and throughout development

Snyk Open Source provides a developer-first SCA solution, helping developers find, prioritize, and fix security vulnerabilities and license issues in open source dependencies.

Coding and CLI

Find vulnerable dependencies as you code in your IDE or CLI. This lets you avoid future fixes, saving you valuable development time.

Pull requests

Scan pull requests before merging. Test your projects directly from the repository and monitor them daily for new vulnerabilities.

CI/CD tools

Prevent new vulnerabilities from passing through the build process by adding an automated Snyk test to your CI/CD pipeline.

Live environment

Test your production environment to verify that there is no exposure to existing vulnerabilities and monitor for newly disclosed issues.

Fix, monitor, scan, automate

Snyk features put you in control of open source security management, from remediation to reporting.

Prioritize top open source risks

Leverage broad application context to prioritize reachable, deployed, or publicly exposed open source issues posing a greater level of risk to your organization.

Fix quickly to reduce exposure

Snyk automates vulnerability fixes with a one-click pull request populated with the required upgrades and patches.

Monitor continuously to stay secure

Automatically monitor your projects and deployed code for vulnerabilities. Get updates on newly identified vulnerabilities through your preferred reporting channels.

Automate open source security management and governance

Continuously evaluate compliance with regulatory and internal security policies using real-time and historical reporting, packaged for security engineers and GRC teams.

Developers choose Snyk Open Source

Snyk Open Source accommodates developers with integration into workflow tools, automated scans, and actionable security intelligence.

Developer-friendly workflow

Snyk works with your developer tools across the software development lifecycle.

Automated, actionable fixes

Snyk helps you fix vulnerabilities with actionable advice and automated workflows.

Vulnerability intelligence

Snyk is powered by our team’s database of open source vulnerability intelligence.

Secure open source at every step

Stay secure across coding, code management, CI/CD, containers, deployment, and reporting tools.

Securing the most popular languages

Snyk Open Source secures dependencies across a variety of popular languages.

"Before Snyk, our approach to open source security was slow and time-consuming. We did manual checks of our packages before releases for some products (lots of googling and bookmarks), for others we use a collection of smaller tools. There are only a few security engineers at the company, but hundreds of developers; we will never scale with them, so we must proactively enable them."

MongoDB

Stuart Larsen

Security Engineer, MongoDB

Get started with Snyk Open Source

Find and automatically fix vulnerabilities in your open source packages and transitive dependencies.

Team

License compliance

Jira integration

Enterprise

License compliance

Jira integration

Reports

Rich API

Custom user roles

Security policy management

SBOM support

Additional resources

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An unintimidating introduction to the dark arts of C/C++ vulnerabilities

Following the addition of C/C++ security scanning to Snyk Open Source, we discuss some common C/C++ vulnerabilities and ways to mitigate them.

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Announcing the 2022 State of Open Source Security report from Snyk and the Linux Foundation

We’re proud to present the 2022 State of Open Source Security report, a joint collaboration between Snyk and the Linux Foundation

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Improving developer experience with security tools at Pinterest

Simon Maple from Snyk and Kalpesh Dharwadkar from Pinterest discuss using Snyk’s developer-friendly tools to integrate good security practices into the software development workflow.