Reports tab
Feature availability Snyk Reporting is available only with Enterprise plans. For more information, see plans and pricing.
Use Snyk reports to manage and improve your application security posture. You can access the following reports at the Tenant level.
Overview
Reports are organized into multiple categories:
Snyk reports provide the visibility and analytics needed to drive data-based conversations between development and security.
Security professionals can easily access, analyze, and share Snyk security data to track developer adoption and success, identify where the greatest amount of risk lies to prioritize remediation effectively, and understand the overall risk posture across the Organization's application portfolio.
Snyk Reports offer analytics across all of your Projects, displaying detailed and aggregated data about Projects and issues. Data displayed in each report is scoped to the Snyk Organization or Group in which you are working.
Snyk Reports are highly flexible, enabling you to display specifically selected data in the appropriate view to answer key security questions.
Deactivated Projects and their respective results will not appear in the Reports area.
You can view dependencies and license information for all Projects in your Group or Organization. For more details, navigate to the Dependencies and licenses page.
Navigate to Analytics > Reports to see all available reports.
After you selected a specific report, you can switch to a different report from the dropdown in the upper left corner.
Snyk reporting filters
All reports are filterable by a number of attributes, enabling users to create the appropriate horizontal or vertical slice of the business for their use case. You can see the available filters in the dropdown furthest right at the top.
If you do not select or enter any values for a particular key, the filter is not applied.
Exclude Filters
In addition to selecting values to include, you can exclude specific values using the is not option available across many report filters. This allows you to:
Remove unwanted results (for example, exclude certain Organizations, project types, or asset names).
Spot gaps more easily (for example, find projects not in a collection, or assets missing specific tags).
To use an exclude filter, first select the filter, then select the drop-down menu next to the filter name, and select is Not . Select the items you'd like to exclude.
The resulting filter shows "{filterName} is not: {excluded items}"
A specific filter type can only be used once - it is not possible to have both an include ("is") and an exclude ("is not" filter for the same item.
Snyk reporting filter logic
In a given filter, all values selected are separated by an OR operator. For example, if you select the values Critical and High for the Issue Severity filter, Snyk displays issues that have a severity of either Critical or High.
With exclude filters, if you select Is not Critical in the Issue Severity filter, Snyk will display issues of all other severities except Critical.
Filters are separated by an AND operator. For example, if you select the Critical value for the Issue Severity filter and the Resolved value for the Issue Status filter, Snyk displays issues that are both critical severity and resolved.
This same logic applies when using exclusions. For example, if you exclude Critical severity AND exclude Resolved status, Snyk displays issues that are neither Critical nor Resolved.
Stateful URLs for filtered views
Every time a filter value is applied, the app.snyk.io URL is updated to persist the state of the page. You can bookmark and copy the URL, and share it with anyone who has the appropriate Snyk Organization or Group access. For easy sharing, use the Copy URL button in the upper-right corner of the report list.
Exclude filter selections are also saved in the URL, so your "not equal to" filters persist when you share or bookmark a view.
Exporting Snyk reports
You can export reports to PDF and download tabular data in a report to CSV.
Export Snyk reports to PDF
Use the Export to PDF button at the top right to download a PDF of not only the report content, but also its context, including who ran the report, when it was exported, the scope being viewed (Snyk Organization or Group), and any filters applied.
Exporting a PDF allows sharing a report with a user who will not or should not authenticate into the Snyk Web UI, such as an executive or external auditor. Export to PDF offers point-in-time attestation with the necessary context.
In tabular data on reports, only the first 50 results are shown in the PDF export. Links are provided in the PDF export to view the report in the browser.
Download Snyk report to a CSV file
You can use the Download CSV button on the right in the report to download data presented in tables to CSV. This information can be used, for example, for prioritization or for a one-time analysis in a spreadsheet.
All columns displayed in the UI are included in the CSV output. In addition, any columns that contain hyperlinks in the UI are split into two columns: one containing the text and the other containing the linked URL.
There is no row limit, but there is a 5GB file size limit.
The Download CSV button is disabled if there are no vulnerabilities in the report, either because the Organization has no vulnerable Projects or because the applied filters remove all vulnerabilities. In this case, the report can still be exported to PDF if proof of zero vulnerabilities is required.
Column sorting
Sort columns in tables by clicking the arrows next to the column header. Click once to sort in ascending order, twice to sort in descending order and three times to remove sort from that column. Multi-column sorting is supported.
When columns are sorted, the app.snyk.io URL is updated to persist the state of the page, allowing for bookmarking, copying, and sharing.
Modifying Snyk report columns
In some reports, tables may include an option to modify columns. When this option is available, you can use it to select the columns to display in the UI. The export features (PDF and CSV) respect the selected columns.
When columns are modified, the app.snyk.io URL is updated to persist the state of the page, allowing for bookmarking, copying, and sharing.
Saved views
The Saved Views feature enables collaboration based on shared, consistent, and customizable reports. This feature is available at Organization and Group level, in the Analytics menu, under the Reports tab. It allows you to customize and save filter settings for your reports, which you can then reuse.
To make it easier to share the view outside of the Snyk platform, the URL of a saved view remains the same after it is created, regardless of any changes you make to it.
Prerequisites
To create, edit, and remove a saved view, you must have Edit reports permission. Saved views are not private. After being created, Saved Views are visible to all users with View reports permission. Only Organization and Group Admins can assign these permissions. For more information, see User role management.
To assign report permissions:
In the Snyk Web UI, navigate to your Group and Organization.
At the Group level, navigate to Members > Manage Roles > Group Admin and enable the following permissions:
View reports: to view Snyk Reports and to view the saved views that were created by others
Edit reports: to create saved views.
At the Organization level, enable the View Organization reports and Edit Organization reports permissions.
Create a view
To create a new view:
In the Snyk Web UI, navigate to your Group or Organization.
Navigate to the Analytics menu > Reports tab and select a report from the Change Report dropdown.
Select the Standard view filter and click Create new view.
Fill in the name of the view and click Create view.
The name of a saved view can contain a maximum of 60 characters and must be unique from other saved views for the same report.
Update a view
To update a saved view:
In the Snyk Web UI, navigate to your Group and Organization.
Navigate to the Analytics menu > Reports tab and select the report that contains the saved view you want to update.
From the Standard view filter, select and load the view you want to update.
Make any necessary changes to the report view.
Save the changes by clicking Save next to the Saved Views dropdown. This overwrites the existing view.
Rename, delete, or copy the URL of a view
If you hover over the name of a saved view and click the three dots that appear, the following options are available:
Copy URL: to copy the URL of the saved view
Set as Group default view: to set a view as default for your Group. You can then remove it as the default by clicking Remove as Group default view.
Rename: to rename the saved view
Delete: to delete the saved view.
Example
You can customize built-in reports using filters and save the configuration as a saved view.
For example, use the Computed Fixability filter in the Issues Detail report to show only Fixable issues. You can also use the Exploit Maturity filter to show issues with a specific risk score.
To save the filtered view:
Click Save.
Enter a name for the view.
Click Create view.
You can share the report with your development team using the view URL.
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