Case Study: The Telegraph achieves reduced risk exposure and secured containerised services with Snyk

Protecting code using Snyk Open Source and Snyk Container

The Telegraph, a leading UK news publisher, needed to protect its multi‑platform digital portfolio—websites, mobile apps, APIs and microservices—where content is its core asset. To secure third‑party dependencies and its nearly all‑containerised Kubernetes environment, The Telegraph adopted Snyk, deploying Snyk Open Source and Snyk Container and integrating them into its CI/CD pipeline.

Snyk scans dependencies, Docker images and Dockerfiles, and monitors Kubernetes workloads while classifying vulnerabilities by severity so teams can prioritise fixes. By embedding Snyk into development workflows, The Telegraph reduced risk exposure by focusing on high‑severity issues, sped up detection and remediation, and gained much greater confidence in its overall security posture.

The Telegraph

Ciro Rizzo

Head of Engineering