A LinkedIn post from Snyk highlights findings from data collected across nearly 9,700 developer environments and introduces what the company calls Evo Agentic Development Security. The post suggests rising complexity in AI-enabled development workflows, noting that 43% of developers reportedly run two or more AI coding environments simultaneously, with 37% running more than three.
The post also points to widespread use of MCP servers, indicating that more than half of observed environments have MCP servers installed, in some cases with over 80 running at once. It further notes that roughly 1 in 12 developers with MCP servers has a high or critical issue in that supply chain, implying a growing security exposure.
For investors, the post suggests Snyk is positioning its new Evo Agentic Development Security offering to address governance and security gaps emerging from agentic and AI-driven development practices. If adoption follows the trends implied by the data, this product focus could reinforce Snyk’s role in developer-first security and potentially expand its addressable market in securing AI-based development workflows.