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We are delighted to announce a new AWS Quick Start featuring Snyk Container and sample deployments for quickly and easily securing workloads running on Amazon Elastic Kubernetes service (Amazon EKS).
We’re excited to unveil Snyk’s developer-first prioritization capabilities, helping development and security teams prioritize fixes for security vulnerabilities in their open source dependencies and containers more effectively!
For developers, deciding which security issue to address first is hard, requiring time and expertise developers often don’t have. This is a chance for the right tools to shine, providing the expertise to know which security questions to ask when prioritizing, and the technology to answer them quickly.
Welcome to the Snyk Monthly Vulnerability Profile. In this series, Snyk looks back on the vulnerabilities discovered by or reported to our Security Research Team. This month we’re looking at one of a series of Zip Slip vulnerabilities Snyk’s Security Research Team identified in Golang packages.
In this article, we will take a look at some top tips for handling remote working fatigue, and how we at Snyk have decided what works best for us.
As part of our Pride Month celebrations, we reached out to individuals and organizations in the tech industry and we talked about everything Pride—from their experience being LGBTQ+ in the tech industry, to heartfelt advice to newcomers in the industry, this Q&A blog series is sure to make you smile and inspire you!
In this article, we’ll quickly review the main ways to automatically generate existing infrastructure code from an existing environment — how to clone an environment, make it work, and ensure that it’s repeatable.
This blog post aims to demystify the vulnerability and provide remediation details for open source project maintainers looking to patch HTTP request smuggling within their projects.
Learn how to get started with managing multiple Terraform environments like a pro.
June 2020 has been revolutionary for many, as activists and supporters came together in response to many disruptive events. This year, Pride looks different.
Prisma raised $12M in Series A funding to keep building the next generation of database tools for application developers.