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This post focuses on women’s opportunity in the tech workforce, and how rapidly-growing companies can make a difference.


Urllib3, a powerful and popular Python http client, is subject to a newly discovered denial of service vulnerability.

We’re pleased to announce the graduation of Automatic Dependency Upgrades, a Snyk Open Source capability that helps developers proactively reduce security vulnerabilities and maintain dependency health when using open source software.

If you run a website, whether this is a full-fledged SaaS web application or a small blog — built by Gatsby, Wordpress, or an indie GitHub Pages setup — one of the key concerns you want to mitigate is security vulnerabilities.

We’re excited to share that CRN has included Snyk to its annual Security 100 list.

Coming out of a busy week at RSA 2020, one of the best aspects of attending was the chance to meet with so many passionate customers and fans of Snyk and listen to their feedback. What was clear this year was a growing excitement around Snyk’s accomplishments — a palpable sense of momentum for our developer-first approach to application security.

In this blog post, we will use our new product feature and enable new projects to be created in Snyk automatically.

As we wrap up February, dive into the JVM Ecosystem report, tune into DevSecOps learnings, catch up on the latest Snyk product updates, and mark your calendar for KubeCon EU!

Integration with Amazon Web Services Elastic Container Registry (ECR) is one of our most popular use cases with Snyk Container and so we’re happy to announce that we’ve made it simpler to integrate Snyk Container vulnerability scanning within your Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS) and ECR services.

We’re pleased to announce improved support for Python in Snyk Open Source, allowing developers to remediate vulnerabilities in dependencies with the help of automated fix pull requests!

The vulnerability was found in the Apache JServ Protocol (AJP). The issue is that this binary protocol allows an attacker to read or include any file into Tomcat webapp directories.

We are excited to announce our new strategic partnership with Rapid7, a leader in security analytics and automation.
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