Snyk

Finding code vulnerabilities

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Software Analysis

Developer security

Snyk has received positive feedback from users who appreciate its user-friendly interface, detailed reporting system, and effective vulnerability detection capabilities. However, some users have pointed out that the pricing may not be suitable for medium-sized businesses, and that certain languages or frameworks are not supported.

Advantages

Easy to use and implement, with minimal assistance needed from Snyk Team
Comprehensive reporting structure with remediation suggestions and integrations with management tools
Effective at finding vulnerabilities in code and monitoring for security mistakes in dependencies

Disadvantages

Not suitable for threat detection
Expensive pricing for medium-sized businesses
Reporting capabilities need improvement
Some popular languages and frameworks not supported
Requires a Snyk Broker for self-hosted Gitlab instances

Plans and pricing

Free
$98.00 per developer/month

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Most suitable professions

Programmer, Security Expert

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Use cases

Identifying and fixing vulnerabilities in third-party libraries and dependencies.
Securing container environments and identifying potential security risks.
Scanning IaC templates to identify security risks in cloud infrastructure.
Monitoring code in real-time to ensure that new vulnerabilities are not introduced.

Performance

Snyk is known for its high performance and accuracy in identifying security risks in code. The platform uses a combination of static analysis, dependency scanning, and container security to provide developers with a comprehensive view of their security risks. Snyk’s real-time monitoring capabilities ensure that new vulnerabilities are identified as soon as they are introduced.

Target audience

Developers
DevOps teams
Organizations of all sizes

Compatibility

Snyk is compatible with a wide range of systems, including cloud environments like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform, container environments like Kubernetes and Docker, and popular programming languages like Java, JavaScript, Python, and Ruby.