Snyk gets $22 million for platform that tracks security flaws in open source projects
Snyk, a startup that aims to make the use of open-source code libraries more secure, announced Tuesday that it raised $22 million in its Series B investment round. The company has a security research team that maintains a database of vulnerabilities found in open source libraries, as well as their patches. Customers using Snyk can be alerted to security flaws in the code they’re using and fix them. Snyk says it’s continuously protecting more than 140,000 projects, which account for about 580,000 vulnerabilities every month. Snyk watches code repositories on platforms like GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab. In June, the company also announced a container vulnerability management service, entering a field where other startups are trying to specialize. With offices in London, Tel Aviv and Boston, Snyk (pronounced “snick”) boasts “over 200 large enterprise customers” and claims that its revenue has grown by a factor of five in nine months. The company says […]
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