How to Run an API Security Scan (and What It Catches)
An API security scan probes your endpoints for auth flaws, broken object-level access, injection, and misconfiguration. Here is how to scan an API properly.
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An API security scan probes your endpoints for auth flaws, broken object-level access, injection, and misconfiguration. Here is how to scan an API properly.
A security vulnerability assessment finds, ranks, and tracks weaknesses across your systems. Here is the full lifecycle from scoping to remediation.
How Snyk's patch feature applies targeted code-level diffs to fix vulnerabilities directly in dependencies when no clean upgrade path exists.
A technical walkthrough of how `snyk monitor` builds a dependency snapshot, stores it as a Project, and re-checks it against new CVEs after the fact.
A technical look at how Snyk Open Source's PR checks scan pull requests, compare severity to configured thresholds, and gate merges in CI/CD.
Snyk splits vulnerability exposure into direct and transitive dependencies using lockfile graphs, CVE version-range matching, and path-level reachability analysis.
A transitive dependency is code you never chose but still ship, pulled in by the libraries you did choose. Here is why indirect dependencies dominate your attack surface.
A technical walkthrough of how Snyk's reachability analysis builds static call graphs to determine whether vulnerable dependency functions are actually invoked by your code.
Snyk's reachability analysis works differently across Java, JavaScript, and Python — here's why static, typed Java gets deeper coverage than dynamic Python and JS call graphs.
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