dependency-audit

Dependency auditing surfaces known vulnerabilities across multi-language repos by running tool-driven audits for npm, pip, cargo, and go modules. It collects outputs from each ecosystem to provide a unified security posture and risk triage.

Tracking transitive dependency risk involves comparing manifests and lockfiles to capture deltas and running automated audits within CI workflows. This process identifies hidden vulnerabilities in indirect packages and defines remediation paths with owners and timelines.

Automating remediation planning requires triaging audit outputs to define owners and timelines for fixes. It maps vulnerable direct and transitive dependencies to specific upgrade paths, ensuring reproducible risk resolution.

Dependency auditing works with both lockfiles and manifests by comparing them to surface upgrades and capture deltas. This delta capture identifies changes in direct and transitive dependencies across supported ecosystems like npm and cargo.

Dependency delta capture is the process of comparing manifests and lockfiles to surface version upgrades and changes. You need it to identify shifted dependencies and evaluate new transitive risk before merging changes or deploying.

You can use a single audit process for repos with pip and go modules because the audit covers multi-language ecosystems. It runs respective ecosystem tools and aggregates outputs into a unified risk triage report.