As open source software is increasingly used in application development, ServiceNow is taking steps to enhance the security of open source applications by integrating the Snyk platform into its IT Service Management system. This integration will enable ServiceNow administrators to detect and track security vulnerabilities in open source libraries throughout their organization. The Snyk platform will enable ServiceNow administrators to take proactive measures to patch vulnerabilities and keep their applications secure.
The new integration will also allow ServiceNow administrators to monitor for open source vulnerabilities in their networks and applications, as well as identify any problematic open source libraries and dependencies. This will enable them to be aware of potential vulnerabilities and take necessary steps to address them before they can be exploited.
ServiceNow customers will also benefit from Snyk’s security intelligence, which includes a comprehensive database of open source vulnerabilities and remediation advice. Customers will be able to use this knowledge to protect their applications and networks from security threats.
The Snyk integration will also provide ServiceNow customers with insights into known vulnerabilities, the probability of their exploitation, and the severity of the attack vector. This data will enable customers to better manage their application security and prioritize their remediation efforts.
Overall, the integration of Snyk into ServiceNow will provide customers with increased visibility into their open source security and vulnerability landscape, giving them the ability to stay ahead of attackers and ensure their applications are secure.
This Cyber News was published on www.csoonline.com. Publication date: Tue, 24 Jan 2023 14:59:02 +0000