Integrate Snyk Open Source with Vulnetix. Use the Snyk CLI to scan dependencies, produce SARIF or CycloneDX SBOMs, and upload findings for centralised tracking.
Run Snyk Open Source in CI
Scan on every push and upload the report as a workflow artifact:
- name: Install Snyk CLI
run: npm install -g snyk
- name: Run Snyk Open Source scan
run: snyk test --sarif-file-output=snyk-oss.sarif || true
env:
SNYK_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.SNYK_TOKEN }}
- name: Upload report
uses: actions/upload-artifact@v6
with:
name: snyk-oss
path: snyk-oss.sarif
if-no-files-found: warnThen one publish job hands every artifact in the run to Vulnetix, recorded under Snyk Open Source's own name and version. Written once per workflow, however many scanners you run:
publish:
name: Publish to Vulnetix
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
needs: [scan] # every scanner job, or its report is never published
if: always() # or one failing scanner suppresses all the others
permissions:
contents: read
actions: read # required to list the run's artifacts
env:
VULNETIX_ORG_ID: ${{ secrets.VULNETIX_ORG_ID }}
VULNETIX_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.VULNETIX_API_KEY }}
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v5
- name: Install Vulnetix CLI
run: |
curl -fsSL https://cli.vulnetix.com/install.sh | sh -s -- --install-dir "$HOME/.local/bin"
echo "$HOME/.local/bin" >> "$GITHUB_PATH"
- name: Publish scanner reports
env:
GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}
run: vulnetix gha upload --org-id "$VULNETIX_ORG_ID" --jsonAfter the run, vulnetix gha status reports what was actually recorded.
How Vulnetix compares: better together
Vulnetix does not replace Snyk Open Source. Keep running it. Vulnetix sits on top of Snyk Open Source (and every other scanner you already own) turning disconnected tool outputs into one prioritised, fixable queue.
Snyk Open Source is strongest at its core category and also carries features in License Compliance, SBOM Generation, just as Vulnetix spans categories.
| Capability | Vulnetix | Snyk Open Source |
|---|---|---|
| Security coverage | ||
| SAST (static code analysis) | ✓ Built-in rules + Semgrep augmentation | ✗ |
| SCA / dependencies | ✓ 40+ ecosystems, transitive graph | ✓ Core SCA across npm, Yarn, pip, Poetry, Maven, Gradle, Go modules and more, with direct + transitive dependency resolution |
| DAST (dynamic testing) | ~ Ingests DAST results; no native dynamic engine | ✗ |
| Container & image | ✓ Image CVEs, base image, Dockerfile | ✗ |
| IaC / misconfiguration | ✓ Terraform, k8s, CloudFormation | ✗ |
| Secret scanning | ✓ 1,000+ rules, source + binary + git history | ✗ |
| Cloud / CSPM | ✓ Cloud-posture findings, compliance tab | ✗ |
| Mobile (MAST) | ~ Ingests mobile scanner output; no native mobile engine | ✗ |
| License compliance | ✓ SPDX, copyleft/AGPL/SSPL policy | ✓ Built-in license compliance checks and policy evaluation on OSS dependencies |
| SBOM generation | ✓ CycloneDX 1.7 + SPDX 2.3, cosign-signable | ✓ snyk sbom subcommand exports CycloneDX and SPDX SBOMs |
| Malware / supply-chain | ✓ De-duplicated corpus + install-time firewall (25+ registries) | ~ Snyk flags malicious/known-bad packages via its curated DB, but no install-time package firewall across registries |
| Network / infra vuln | ~ Ingests network scanner output; no native network scanner | ✗ |
| Fuzzing | ✗ Ingests fuzzing crashes; no native fuzzer | ✗ |
| Pentest / bug bounty | ✗ Ingests pentest/bug-bounty findings; not a testing service | ✗ |
| The Vulnetix orchestration layer | ||
| Cross-scanner dedup & one queue (ASPM) | ✓ Correlates every scanner into one prioritised queue with ownership routing | ✗ |
| Exploit-intel prioritisation | ✓ EPSS, CISA KEV, Coalition ESS, CWSS, Vulnetix LEV | ✓ Risk Score incorporates EPSS, CVSS and exploit-maturity signals to prioritize |
| Reachability analysis | ✓ Tree-sitter + CVEAffected; direct/transitive/semantic | ✓ DeepCode-engine call-graph reachability marks vulnerable functions reachable vs not |
| Versioned VEX + audit trail | ✓ Immutable OpenVEX/CycloneDX, cosign-signable | ~ Supports ignoring/triaging issues and VEX consumption, but not immutable versioned VEX with full audit trail |
| Safe Harbour autofix | ✓ Resolves + applies the nearest safe version | ✓ Automated fix pull requests upgrade vulnerable dependencies with changelog/compat details |
| End-of-life policy | ✓ Flags/blocks past-EOL runtimes & packages | ✗ |
| SSVC / risk-based policy | ✓ SSVC v2 + CISA/FedRAMP/Essential-8 presets | ✗ |
✓ full · ~ partial · ✗ not covered
What Snyk Open Source does well
- Developer-first workflow with automated fix PRs that bundle the upgrade, changelog and compatibility data, plus customizable PR templates
- Curated Snyk Vulnerability DB adds fix advice and exploit-maturity data beyond raw NVD/CVE feeds, often ahead of public disclosure
- DeepCode-engine reachability analysis traces the call graph from your app into dependency code to mark vulns Reachable/Not-reachable
- Risk Score blends multiple factors (CVSS, EPSS, exploit maturity, reachability, fix availability) into one prioritization signal
Where Vulnetix adds to it: Vulnetix ingests Snyk Open Source output and dedups it with every other scanner into one prioritised queue, then layers Coalition ESS + CWSS + Vulnetix LEV on top of Snyk's EPSS/reachability, plus immutable versioned VEX, SSVC policy and EOL. Better together: Snyk keeps doing best-in-class SCA fix PRs while Vulnetix orchestrates the org-wide picture.
No migration, no rip-and-replace. Snyk Open Source keeps doing what it does best; Vulnetix adds the orchestration, exploit-intelligence prioritisation and remediation layer built for the way AppSec works today.
Centralise Snyk Open Source results in Vulnetix
Upload Snyk Open Source SARIF, CycloneDX, SPDX output to the Vulnetix platform to deduplicate findings, prioritise them with EPSS, CISA KEV and Coalition ESS exploit intelligence, and track remediation across every scanner in a single queue.