dependency-audit

To audit project dependencies for known vulnerabilities, you can scan your project against known CVEs, outdated versions, and license incompatibilities using ecosystem-specific tools. This enforces hard security gates on critical and high-severity vulnerabilities before deployment.

Yes, you can run vulnerability scanning across multiple ecosystems. This dependency scanner supports comprehensive audits for Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, and PHP projects to identify security vulnerabilities and license issues simultaneously.

The best way to check for license compliance and abandoned packages is to run a pre-release security audit. This identifies incompatible software licenses, flags abandoned dependencies, and detects packages significantly behind their latest stable versions.

Yes, dependency vulnerability scanning works for Rust and Go projects. The audit covers these ecosystems alongside Node.js, Python, and PHP, detecting known CVEs and ensuring license compliance for proactive vulnerability management.

Enforcing hard gates on high-severity vulnerabilities during a dependency audit prevents potential security breaches. It ensures critical CVEs are caught before deployment, satisfying strict security requirements and mitigating risks introduced through outdated dependencies.