dependency-audit

To scan dependencies for vulnerabilities, parse manifests like go.mod, package.json, and requirements.txt to extract package names, current versions, and licenses. This generates an inventory and identifies known security risks.

The best way to audit licenses across Python and Rust projects is by parsing manifests such as requirements.txt and Cargo.toml. This process extracts dependency types and license details to provide compliance insights and risk assessments.

Yes, dependency auditing works with Dockerfiles to find outdated container images. It parses container manifests alongside application files to extract current and latest versions for a comprehensive upgrade inventory.

Yes, you can generate an upgrade plan for outdated npm and Go modules. By comparing current versus latest versions from package.json and go.mod, the system outputs actionable upgrade tasks for maintenance windows.

To identify security risks in a multi-ecosystem codebase, audit dependencies across Go, Node.js, Python, Rust, and containers simultaneously. This reveals vulnerability findings and license risks across all extracted manifests.