Snyk specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Snyk fits in a long-term product team.

Open-source packages often make up much of the code an application ships, and their vulnerabilities arrive without anyone changing a line. Snyk reads the manifests and lock files, matches them against the Snyk Vulnerability Database, and opens pull requests that move a package to a fixed version. Transitive dependencies are where it pays off, because a flaw three levels down is invisible in the manifest a developer reads.

Volume is the problem to manage. An established codebase can carry a long list of findings, and treating each as urgent buries the few that matter. Ranking by severity, by whether a fix exists, by whether the vulnerable code is reachable from the application, and by whether the service faces the internet turns the list into a queue a team can work through. Ignoring an issue is a legitimate decision when it is recorded with a reason and an expiry date.

What your dedicated team does with Snyk.

New vulnerabilities are published every day against packages the product already uses, so a clean scan in January says little about March. The work is a routine: triage new findings, merge the safe upgrades, plan the breaking ones with the developers, and review the ignore list before entries expire.

Running that routine every week, next to the developers who merge the upgrades, is core work for a dedicated cybersecurity team.

Common Snyk use cases.

• Fix pull requests for vulnerable packages Upgrades proposed automatically, tested in the pipeline and merged by the people who own the code.
• Container base images kept current Images scanned for operating system packages, with a suggested base image that clears known issues.
• Licence checks before release Dependencies checked against the licence policy you set, so a problem surfaces in review.

Adding Snyk skills to your team.

Dependency triage is a weekly routine within one committed monthly capacity across the security discipline, planned with the development work it touches.

Every Snyk specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.