Snyk Import
Snyk Import
Section titled “Snyk Import”Import software composition analysis (SCA) and vulnerability findings from Snyk into NEURO.
Supported Formats
Section titled “Supported Formats”- JSON Export - Snyk JSON test output
- SARIF Export - Static Analysis Results Interchange Format
How to Import
Section titled “How to Import”- Run
snyk test --json > snyk-results.jsonor export from Snyk dashboard - Navigate to Findings in NEURO
- Click Import → Snyk
- Upload your JSON file
- Review dependency vulnerabilities
- Import selected findings
Mapped Fields
Section titled “Mapped Fields”| Snyk Field | NEURO Field |
|---|---|
| title | title |
| description | description |
| severity | severity |
| packageName | affected_asset |
| version | affected_version |
| CVSSv3 | cvss_score |
| identifiers.CVE | cve_ids |
| identifiers.CWE | cwe_ids |
| fixedIn | remediation |
Severity Mapping
Section titled “Severity Mapping”| Snyk Severity | NEURO Severity |
|---|---|
| critical | Critical |
| high | High |
| medium | Medium |
| low | Low |
Features
Section titled “Features”Dependency Tracking
Section titled “Dependency Tracking”- Package name and version
- Dependency path (direct vs transitive)
- Fixed version recommendations
License Compliance
Section titled “License Compliance”Snyk license findings can be imported separately for compliance tracking.
Exploit Maturity
Section titled “Exploit Maturity”Snyk’s exploit maturity data is preserved:
- Mature
- Proof of Concept
- No Known Exploit
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