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Secure your CI/CD pipelines with Snyk

Deliver secure code and prevent vulnerabilities from entering production by securing your CI/CD pipelines with Snyk.

Continuous threat coverage

Evolve from DevOps to DevSecOps by adding continuous security to your CI/CD.

Integrate anywhere in your pipeline

Snyk easily integrates with all your favorite CI/CD tools and systems.

Create guardrails, not gates

Enable pre-merge scanning to prevent shipping vulnerable code.

Continuous security in your CI/CD

Just like your integration and delivery, Snyk’s security monitoring is continuous.

Natively integrate security into your pipelines

Run Snyk in your CLI or seamlessly integrate with your favorite CI/CD tools to secure your CI/CD pipelines.

Continuously secure every layer of your apps

Deploy Snyk in your pipelines to find and fix code, open source, container, and IaC vulnerabilities.

Automated pre- and post-merge scanning

Keep your pipelines clean by merging secure code and continuously monitoring for new vulnerabilities.

Add security into your CI/CD tools

Snyk integrates with your favorite CI/CD tools like Jenkins to provide vulnerability test reports and suggest fix advice.

Achieve continuous security from your terminal

Run tests, monitor, and deploy straight from the Snyk CLI to maintain existing workflows.

Security starts with developers

Give your developers the tools they need to boost release velocity by keeping their applications secure from the start.

IDE security

Add security into your IDE with real-time scanning and actionable fix advice in-line.

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CLI security

Automatically find and fix vulnerabilities locally and in your CI/CD pipelines.

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Git security

Secure your code with PR vulnerability checks, one-click fixes, and continuous monitoring.

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Perguntas frequentes

What is CI/CD security?

How does Snyk secure CI/CD pipelines?

What CI/CD tools does Snyk integrate with?

What are the security risks in CI/CD?

When should security testing happen in the CI/CD pipeline?