Using Snyk reporting for data-driven security
Blog post from Snyk
Snyk’s open-beta reporting platform provides centralized, flexible access to security data across its products, including Snyk Code, through built-in reports, filtering, sorting, sharing, and export capabilities. Organizations can use the tools to prioritize vulnerability remediation by severity, business criticality, project attributes, or Snyk’s Priority Score, which incorporates factors such as exploit maturity, fix availability, and reachability. Reporting also supports security-program measurement through KPIs and SLAs, including mean time to resolution, identified versus resolved issues, exposure windows, and weekly resolution trends. For compliance efforts, users can document risk assessment and vulnerability-management activities and filter findings by CWE and CVE to align reports with frameworks such as OWASP Top 10 and SANS Top 25. Reports can be shared through persistent URLs or exported as CSV and PDF files for performance reviews, incident response, risk breakdowns, and executive security-posture updates. Snyk recommends that teams train on the reporting features, establish clear measurement goals, and save useful filtered views; the capabilities are available to Business and Enterprise customers through the Snyk Preview settings.
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