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Trend Micro enters into a strategic partnership with Snyk

<p>Trend Micro Incorporate has announced a strategic partnership with Snyk. The partnership will focus on solving the unrelenting challenge that open source vulnerabilities create for developers, stemming from code-reuse, public repositories and open source.</p>

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Trend Micro enters into a strategic partnership with Snyk
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Trend Micro Incorporate has announced a strategic partnership with Snyk. The partnership will focus on solving the unrelenting challenge that open source vulnerabilities create for developers, stemming from code-reuse, public repositories and open source.

 

Together, Trend Micro and Snyk will help businesses manage the risk of vulnerabilities without interrupting the software delivery process. The combination of open source vulnerability intelligence from Snyk and Trend Micro will result in the most comprehensive ability to detect vulnerabilities for teams operating in a DevOps environment. Once vulnerabilities in containers are identified, Trend Micro is the shield and Snyk is the fix that combine for streamlined remediation and risk mitigation.

 

Geva Solomonovich, Chief Operating Officer at Snyk, comments, “When it comes to DevOps, Trend Micro gets it. We’re excited to partner with Trend Micro to bring their enterprise customers an easy and scalable way to fix open source vulnerabilities. Together, we will continue to help organizations improve their ability to find vulnerabilities earlier in the development process and provide options for how to mitigate and prevent risk in software development.”

 

Kevin Simzer, Chief Operating Officer at Trend Micro, comments, “Snyk’s approach and trust they’ve built directly with the development community is unmatched. Our collaboration demonstrates both companies’ understanding of the tools developers need and how we can provide security without getting in their way. This strategic partnership is the start of future collaboration as we both work to secure the DevOps workflow.”