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- Community support
- Basic vulnerability detection
Snyk is the leading developer-first security platform with comprehensive AI security capabilities. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Boston, Snyk has evolved from an open-source vulnerability scanner into a full-spectrum application security platform. The company's Snyk for AI offering (evolved from DeepCode acquisition) scans code, dependencies, containers, and infrastructure-as-code for AI-specific vulnerabilities including insecure model loading, prompt injection risks, and vulnerable ML library dependencies. Developers can detect and fix security issues directly in their IDE and CI/CD pipelines, making Snyk the most widely adopted security tool among AI developers. The platform features an extensive and continuously updated vulnerability database, providing early detection of security issues. Snyk offers multiple product tiers including a free plan with limited features, a Team plan starting at $25/developer/month for small teams up to 10 developers, and custom Enterprise plans with advanced security features, SSO, and dedicated support for large organizations.
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Snyk and Respan work together to provide comprehensive security and observability for AI applications. Scan for vulnerabilities with Snyk while monitoring runtime behavior with Respan.
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Last verified: March 9, 2026