dependency-audit

To audit dependencies for vulnerabilities across multiple languages, scan standard files like requirements.txt, package.json, go.mod, Cargo.toml, and pom.xml to identify known issues and summarize findings with severity and suggested fixes.

Yes, you can integrate a dependency audit to block vulnerable packages in CI/CD pipelines. It generates a prioritized vulnerability report suitable for CI integration, helping block risky dependencies automatically.

A dependency audit detects known vulnerabilities and risky transitive dependencies in your project. The comprehensive report lists package name, version, severity, fix version, and advisory links for each finding.

Yes, dependency auditing works with Python and JavaScript package management files by scanning requirements.txt and package.json. It also supports Go, Rust, and Java ecosystems.

The best way to prioritize vulnerability remediation is to run a cross-language dependency audit. It returns a prioritized vulnerability report that helps developers focus on the most critical security risks first.

To fix known vulnerabilities detected in Go or Rust dependencies, review the audit report which provides the suggested fix version. Update your go.mod or Cargo.toml files to the specified secure versions.