Snyk opens the PR. Who confirms the risk is gone?
Snyk puts findings where developers live — dependency alerts, code issues, container vulnerabilities, even the fix PR ready to merge. The trouble is volume and the gap after the merge. Most of those findings aren't reachable in your code, a merged PR isn't the same as a deployed build, and AppSec and operations end up reading two different versions of what's fixed.
How Basirah works with Snyk
Basirah ingests findings across your Snyk projects and images and deduplicates them, then ranks what's left by exploitability, whether the vulnerable code is actually reachable, and FAIR-based dollar exposure. The dependency alert nobody can exploit drops down the queue; the reachable one on a public service rises. Developers get a short list that's worth their attention.
Reachability decides what devs touch first
Exploit signals and reachable exposure feed the ranking, so the queue reflects findings an attacker could actually use rather than the raw count of open alerts.
One work item across code and infrastructure
A Snyk container finding and a scanner finding on the same running service collapse into one owned item, so AppSec and operations work from the same truth.
Verification targets the artifact, never the PR
Merging a fix PR is a claim. Basirah re-scans the built image or deployed artifact to confirm the vulnerability is gone from what's actually running.
Proof the fix held
The quiet failure in AppSec is the merged PR that never shipped, or shipped and reintroduced the dependency somewhere else. Basirah waits for the fix to deploy, then re-scans the running build or image and confirms the vulnerability is gone in production — not just in the merge commit. It seals a signed evidence package, so "we patched that library" becomes something you can prove for the artifact that's live.
Common questions
Does Basirah replace Snyk?
No. Snyk stays your scanning source across SCA, SAST, and containers; Basirah adds cross-project dedupe, reachability-aware prioritization, and verification of the deployed fix.
Can you confirm a merged Snyk PR actually shipped?
Yes. Verification re-scans the built artifact or deployed image after release, so you learn whether the fix reached production rather than just the main branch.
How does prioritization cut Snyk noise?
Findings are ranked by exploitability, reachability, asset exposure, and FAIR loss, so unreachable dependency alerts sink and the genuinely exploitable ones surface.
See it run on your Snyk setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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