Snyk & Dynatrace

Dynatrace and Snyk integrations give security teams unified visibility into application vulnerabilities during development and across the SDLC. Get Snyk on the Dynatrace Software Intelligence Hub today.

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Govern with an integrated solution for true DevSecOps

Connecting Snyk scans of deployed containers across the SDLC with Dynatrace production insights for deeper visibility of your security posture.

Centralize

End-to-end visibility of your application security posture.

Automate

Targeted, actionable remediation advice to maximize efficiency.

Collaborate

Data-driven governance for alignment across dev and security teams.

Runtime protection & visibility for all your environments

Comprehensive reporting provides a visual breakdown of scanned workloads, identifies deployed containers with known vulnerabilities, and provides critical details for prioritization and remediation decisions.

Runtime context for your scanned workloads

Cutting-edge scanning enables you to protect your application from current and future security issues with runtime vulnerability analysis, runtime application protection, and log forensics to research any attempted exploits.

End-to-end application security coverage

Eliminate security blind spots and team silos with tools that promote collaboration between development and security teams — so you can focus on finding, prioritizing, and fixing vulnerabilities.

Data-driven security governance

Manage security risk and stress levels with data-driven governance that helps you identify gaps in security coverage, maintain visibility and control through reporting and custom policy setting, and govern releases.

“Pre-production container scans from Snyk combined with AI-powered application runtime insights and analytics from Dynatrace will enable our teams to pinpoint the location of vulnerabilities in our complex multi-cloud ecosystem, automatically prioritize these based on the risk of each exposure, and use recommendations to proactively remediate these risks.”