Importing from a Snyk export

Upload a CSV exported from Snyk to bring its findings into Seal as a one-shot snapshot.

Importing a Snyk CSV gives Seal a one-time view of the vulnerable packages a Snyk environment has identified. The Seal Project lands in imported manifest discovery mode. The snapshot does not refresh.

This is the path for bringing Snyk-discovered vulnerabilities into Seal. The separate Snyk integration goes the other direction (it lets Seal inform Snyk about the vulnerabilities it has remediated) and does not import findings from Snyk into Seal.

Generating the export from Snyk

In the Snyk UI, export the project's findings as CSV. The format Seal expects matches Snyk's standard project-level CSV export.

Steps

Follow the shared Import from file flow. Drag the .csv onto the upload area; the detector identifies it by extension and contents.

Verify

The new Seal Project appears on the Projects page in Imported manifest discovery mode. Discovered packages appear on the Protection page's Vulnerable packages tab as the parser finishes.

Related

• Importing manifests & SBOMs: the parent overview.

• Snyk integration: the live, refreshing alternative to a CSV upload.

• Imported manifest mode: coverage and refresh behavior.