Snyk has introduced new features to its security policies, including a new Ignore action and two new conditions (CVE and Snyk ID), allowing developers to prioritize fixes more efficiently by ignoring non-critical vulnerabilities and applying granular rules to projects. The enhanced rules engine provides additional governance flexibility and granularity, enabling organizations to drive effective prioritization strategies across their teams. Policies can be applied at different stages of the SDLC, ensuring vulnerable or non-compliant components are not overlooked. With the new features, developers can clear up their vulnerability backlog by ignoring specific vulnerabilities based on conditions such as CVE and Snyk ID. The system also allows for granular policy management, enabling organizations to apply policies to specific projects or groups based on project tags and attributes, and providing flexibility in applying rules within the organization. Policies are applied across the SDLC, starting from development environments, through Git-based workflows, CI/CD, and into production, ensuring issues are flagged early, when it is less costly and time-consuming to fix. The new features strike a balance between security and speed, enabling organizations to maximize productivity while staying secure.