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Snyk curates security patches for open source JavaScript projects in the npm ecosystem. By doing so, we help maintainers keep their packages safe and stay ahead of the security curve even when they aren’t free themselves to fix security issues immediately.
We are excited to share that developers can now test and monitor their projects for open source vulnerabilities, natively from within their Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment) instance.
Welcome to our new security report: .NET open source security insights.
Welcome to our new security report: .NET open source security insights.
Welcome to our new security report: .NET open source security insights.
We are thrilled to announce that Snyk has acquired DevSecCon, the world’s premier conference dedicated to DevSecOps – getting developers and security working well together! Together, Snyk and the DevSecCon team, led by Francois Raynaud, will partner to maintain a vendor neutral home dedicated to growing and strengthening the DevSecOps community with additional support and resources, including 9 global conferences in the remainder of 2019 and 2020.
The growth of open source alongside the lagging security standards has led many regulatory bodies and industry watchdogs to move toward stricter and clearer rules around how to protect applications that include open source code.
Snyk brings this dev-first, product-led approach to the security industry, on a mission to solve software security efficiently and at scale. To help us realise that vision, I’m excited to announce that Peter McKay - a Snyk board director, a top tier tech executive and my good friend of 15 years - is joining us as Snyk’s CEO!
Functions are often short-lived and deployed in large numbers and are invoked more and more frequently as you scale. For these reasons, it’s easy to lose track of the flow of events or to pinpoint the root cause for any given error.
Watch the Prisma Day 2019 talks and explore videos and photos from Prisma’s conference on databases and modern app development.
In this post, we’ll look at how New10 has leveraged both AWS and Snyk to deliver value to their customers faster and with security always at the forefront.
On July 5th, 2019, the CVE-2019-13354 security advisory was published for a malicious version of the strong_password Ruby gem which allows for remote code execution in applications bundling the vulnerable dependency.