Snyk’s Evo Reaches 60% of New Deal Volume As AI Risks Soar

Snyk reports that its Evo platform, the agent-native layer of its AI security offering, now drives 60% of new deal volume and a 30% increase in average contract value, with 81.5% month-over-month customer growth since its general availability in March 2026. The company frames the growth against rising agentic AI risks, citing research showing newly introduced vulnerabilities rose 108% between Q4 2024 and Q1 2026, and a VulnBench study finding LLM vulnerability detection inconsistent across repeated runs (best model scored 75.4% against Snyk's reference set). Evo's architecture pairs AI-driven detection with an independent, deterministic validation layer, arguing that models cannot reliably validate their own output. The platform spans three areas: agentic AppSec, agentic development security, and continuous offensive security, with adoption at institutions including a major U.S. bank centralizing agent skills for 50,000 developers using Claude Code.

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