analyze-dependencies

To audit project dependencies for security vulnerabilities and license compliance, run a dependency analysis to evaluate freshness, vulnerabilities, bundle impact, licenses, and maintenance status. This generates a structured risk-scored report with actionable remediation guidance.

Supply chain risk management for software dependencies involves assessing your project's dependency tree across multiple dimensions like vulnerability detection, license compliance, and maintenance status to produce a risk score. It helps identify outdated or compromised packages affecting your codebase health.

Yes, you can check dependency health and vulnerabilities across Node.js, Python, Rust, and Go manifests. The dependency audit inventories and assesses dependencies from these ecosystems to detect vulnerabilities, license issues, and maintenance status comprehensively.

The best way to assess package maintenance status and bundle impact is to perform a comprehensive dependency audit. This process evaluates whether dependencies are actively maintained and calculates their bundle impact, outputting a risk-scored report with recommended actions.

You need to review dependency freshness for policy compliance checks because outdated packages often contain unpatched vulnerabilities or deprecated licenses. A dependency audit evaluates freshness alongside security and maintenance to generate a risk report ensuring supply-chain compliance.