Learn how to selectively ignore vulnerabilities using the `snyk ignore` command in this new quick tip video.
Vulnerable dependencies & security misconfiguration (A9 & A5 in @owasp top 10) caused 42% of the top 50 breaches.
Snyk for Serverless is on Product Hunt: Start monitoring your AWS Lambda and Heroku apps for known vulnerabilities!
http://buff.ly/2q99KdD
Snyk for Serverless is live! Monitor your Heroku apps and Amazon Web Services lambda functions for vulnerable dependencies!
A proper build process can be a big boost for security! Learn how Travis CI & Snyk can help keep your app secure
Serverless helps mitigate some security issues but amplifies others. Guy Podjarny discusses its impact on 9 key concerns.
You can now keep your Java (and other Maven supporting languages) projects free of known vulnerabilities with Snyk!
You can now keep your Java (and other Maven supporting languages) projects free of known vulnerabilities with Snyk!
We ran a test on the top 5k URL's from Alexa—77% of them use a JavaScript library with a known vulnerability! http://buff.ly/2o8niIh
Dynamic typing in JS & Ruby open the door to attack via type manipulation. Guy Podjarny explains in the first of a series
How to protect yourself from a recent high-severity vulnerability in the very popular qs npmbot package:
Tried it out this morning and works great!
Visual Studio Code developers, rejoice!
You can now "snyk test" your projects' dependencies and get results in the editor:

























