audit-deps

To audit project dependencies for security vulnerabilities and outdated packages, you can run the audit command with your project path to perform vulnerability scans and detect outdated packages. This generates an exportable dependency health report with remediation guidance.

Yes, you can check license compliance for npm and pip dependencies in CI/CD pipelines. The audit process verifies licenses against your policies and enforces compliance directly within your continuous integration workflows to prevent non-conformant packages.

Dependency risk scoring evaluates vulnerability severity and package health using CVE aggregation across ecosystems like Node.js and Python. It aggregates known common vulnerabilities and exposures to calculate a risk score for your project dependencies.

Yes, dependency auditing works with multi-language repositories. It supports scanning across multiple ecosystems like Node.js and Python, allowing you to aggregate vulnerabilities, detect outdated packages, and verify licenses for mixed-language projects.

The best way to generate an exportable vulnerability report for Python projects is to run a dependency audit using tools like pip-audit. This scans your environment for known vulnerabilities, detects outdated packages, and outputs a structured risk report.

Performing license verification and outdated package detection during local development identifies risky vulnerabilities and licensing issues early. It provides remediation guidance before code reaches CI/CD pipelines, ensuring multi-language compliance and reducing security debt.