Snyk’s vulnerability database is no longer powering JFrog’s Xray
Starting from January 2019, Snyk’s vulnerability database will no longer be integrated into the Xray platform. Snyk vulnerabilities observed through scans done prior to January 2019 or databases not updated since then will remain visible in Xray dashboard. New scans following January 2019 will not include any Snyk vulnerabilities.
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