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Motherhood is a beautiful and ongoing learning experience. But what about being a working mom? Today, I had the opportunity to speak with two super moms at Snyk, Noa Korem and Amanda Parks, about how they felt returning to work after maternity leave.
SurveyMonkey taks with Snyk about standardizing tools and getting developers more involved with security work at growing organizations.
In this SDR Series, we get to know an SDR and an SDR manager in each of our three core regions: EMEA, North America, and APJ. In North America, we have SDR teams based in Boston and Denver. In this blog post, Joe MacInnis and Ally Sirois share what it’s like to be a part of our SDR team in North America!
In our mission to make Terraform Cloud workflows more streamlined and secure, we’re excited to announce our new native integration into HashiCorp Terraform Cloud.
Earlier in the year, over 500 malicious packages were released into the npm ecosystem to create dependency confusion. Let’s look at some ways to help protect applications from dependency injection.
You might think of Star Wars as a movie reserved for geeks, but what if I told you that there are deep life lessons that can be applied to developer security practices? Get your lightsaber ready and prepare to dive into JavaScript security!
To celebrate May the 4th Day, we decided to release a special Snyk virtual background and show you how to create your own epic video scenes using an open source project.
Learn best practices and use cases for ignoring vulnerabilities in Snyk using the Snyk CLI, the Snyk UI, the Snyk API, and the Snyk Policy file.
Explore ways to build Docker images in a Kubernetes cluster for CI/CD processes. We’ll also discuss some advantages and disadvantages of using these methods.
We are excited to announce that we have raised our Series B funding. Read this article to learn more about our vision of an Application Data Platform built for development teams and organizations.
Snyk’s strategic alliance with StackHawk brings modern approaches to developer-centric application security to provide a holistic, scalable approach to securing the SDLC in development.
Once in a while we encounter a truly malicious package that has a purpose, means, and is production-ready — this is a story about one found in npm: gxm-reference-web-auth-server.