Snyk is advancing its AI-driven security strategy with new collaborations and platform integrations involving OpenAI and Anthropic, aiming to secure software supply chains and AI-native development environments.

The company positions itself as a governance layer for AI software supply chains and application security, focusing on AI-enabled detection, developer-centric remediation, and high-touch customer engagement to drive growth.

Anthropic’s Claude models have been integrated into Snyk’s AI Security Platform to automate vulnerability discovery, prioritization, and remediation, leveraging Claude’s reasoning to strengthen security in AI development workflows.

OpenAI is highlighting its next-generation GPT-5.5 and Trusted Access for Cyber technologies to detect malicious code and vulnerable dependencies earlier in the development lifecycle, improving security before production.

A 2026 State of Agentic AI Adoption Report cited by Snyk notes production AI models introduce about three times as many software components, with roughly two-thirds of production code being AI-generated and nearly half of that code containing vulnerabilities outside traditional security oversight.

The Evo product extends Snyk’s reach into AI-native and agentic environments by inventorying models, agents, datasets, and tools, while red-teaming active agents for issues like prompt injection and data exfiltration and enforcing runtime tool usage policies.

Anthropic’s security leadership has validated that Claude-powered detections can be translated into actionable fixes within build workflows, with the integration currently available to joint customers and broader rollout planned through 2026.

Snyk kicked off a nine-city, game-day themed North America tour tied to a major global soccer tournament to promote world-class defense in the AI era, offering in-person networking and hands-on security education for developers and security professionals.