Snyk stories

Palo Alto Networks launches Cortex Cloud ASPM, a prevention-first tool to block security risks in cloud and AI apps before deployment, enhancing threat management.

Palo Alto Networks has enhanced Cortex Cloud with a new module to prevent AI-generated code risks, boosting security for faster, safer software development.

Snyk has acquired Invariant Labs to enhance its AI security tools, integrating new research into its AI Trust Platform to tackle emerging AI-native app threats.

Sysdig has appointed Gary Olson as Chief Revenue Officer and Crendal Kear as Chief Business Officer amid a 337% rise in user adoption of its AI-driven security technology.

Salesforce unveils AI enhancements for Slack, promising to boost team productivity by integrating company data, agents, and apps into a unified work system.

London-based cybersecurity firm Mindgard bolsters its ranks with the appointment of Benji Weber, former key leader at Snyk, as VP of Engineering to steer AI security solutions.

In a bid to enhance growth, AI security firm, Traceable AI, hires Brian McDonough, a former team member of Snyk and Recorded Future, as Chief Revenue Officer.

The DevSecOps Lifecycle Coverage with Snyk app, developed by the Dynatrace AppEngine, will mitigate risks across pre-production and production environments.

The data centre will help regional businesses better secure their applications, especially amidst the increase in cyber breaches.

Recognising that partnerships are critical for growth, Snyk is building an entire partner ecosystem that will drive its expansion across APJ.

Snyk unveils Snyk Cloud, a comprehensive cloud security solution designed by and for developers, following the acquisition of Fugue.

Widespread use of open source software in app development poses significant security risks, says Snyk and The Linux Foundation.

Sysdig and Snyk have announced the integration of Sysdig Secure with Snyk Container to cover container security from development through operations.

Snyk is expanding its reach across the NZ market, aiming to further cement its place in the developer-focused security space.

Development security platform Snyk has raised $530m in its Series F funding round, bringing its valuation to $8.5bn.

Trend Micro has launched a new Cloud One service that finds vulnerabilities, improves visibility, and provides tracking automation for open source software.

More than half of companies surveyed experienced a security incident due to misconfiguration or a known vulnerability in their cloud native applications.

Snyk closes Series E funding round, raising $300m & expanding leadership team to provide advanced security globally.

Datadog and Snyk integrate with GitHub, allowing developers to use Datadog's CI/CD capabilities in their workflows.