Overview

Secure AI-assisted development and the AI systems your Organization runs, across coding assistants, cloud AI platforms, and organization-wide AI risk

Snyk secures AI-assisted development and the AI systems your Organization runs, across three areas.

Secure coding assistants with Snyk Studio

Agentic workflows speed up development, but AI-generated code can introduce vulnerabilities or insecure practices. Snyk Studio embeds security directives directly into your AI-assisted workflows, connecting the Snyk platform, your development environment, and your AI tools.

Use Snyk Studio when you want to:

• Guide coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, and Gemini CLI toward secure output as they generate code.

• Run Snyk scans (Snyk Code, Snyk Open Source, Snyk IaC) directly from an agent through the local Snyk MCP Server.

• Roll out consistent security directives across AI tooling in your Organization.

To get started, visit Getting started with Snyk Studio or jump to a quickstart guide for your specific tool.

Govern cloud AI platforms

Beyond what an individual developer generates with a coding assistant, Snyk extends visibility to the cloud AI platforms your Organization runs, such as Anthropic's Claude Enterprise. These integrations surface AI models, approved MCP servers, and tool-level permissions as assets in your Evo inventory.

Manage AI risk and posture with Evo by Snyk

Evo by Snyk is the platform layer that ties the above together: it surfaces risk context for AI assets discovered by AI-SPM and Agent Supply Chain Security, lets you apply that context in policies, and raises issues when an asset violates one. Use Evo when your focus is organization-wide AI risk visibility and policy enforcement rather than a single tool or platform.

Choosing where to start

• Securing what an individual developer generates with an AI coding assistant → start with Snyk Studio.

• Governing a cloud AI platform your Organization has adopted → start with Cloud AI platforms.

• Getting a unified view of AI risk and enforcing policy across both → start with Evo by Snyk.