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Introducing Snyk
Snyk products and environments
Snyk languages and integrations
Snyk's core concepts
Snyk Business Trial Limitations
Glossary
Introduction to Snyk targets and projects
Implementing Snyk in your teams
Getting started
Snyk Web UI
Snyk CLI
Snyk API
Snyk for IDEs
Snyk Apps
Snyk Integrations
SNYK PRODUCTS
Snyk Open Source
Snyk Code
Snyk Container
Snyk Infrastructure as Code
USING SNYK
Snyk Broker
User and group management
Fixing and prioritizing issues
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Snyk Tools
SNYK INFO
Disclosing vulnerabilities
How Snyk handles your data
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Snyk products and environments
Snyk products: choose what to scan
You can use Snyk products to scan:
Open source vulnerabilities:
Snyk Open Source
(also ****
Snyk license compliance
to help manage your open source license usage).
Application code:
Snyk Code
: Find and fix vulnerabilities in your application code in real-time during the development process.
Container images and Kubernetes applications:
Snyk Container
:
Find and fix vulnerabilities in container images and Kubernetes applications.
Configuration code:
Snyk Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
: Find and fix insecure configurations in Terraform and Kubernetes code.
Snyk environments: choose how to run Snyk
Snyk environments are the ways you can access your selected Snyk product:
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Web
: the core Snyk Web UI (
app.snyk.io
), allowing you a browser-based experience, along with functions such as reports and setup.
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CLI
: the Snyk Command Line Interface, allowing you to run scans on your local machine and integrate Snyk into your pipeline.
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IDEs
: use Snyk IDE integrations to embed Snyk in your development environment.
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API
: The Snyk API allows you to programmatically integrate with Snyk, tuning Snyk’s security automation to your specific workflows.
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Snyk products: choose what to scan
Snyk environments: choose how to run Snyk