dependency-audit

Auditing project dependencies for security vulnerabilities is automated across Go, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Python environments. The process detects known security flaws, verifies module checksums, and triages CVE reports to mitigate risks in your codebase.

Checking for outdated npm packages and Python dependencies simultaneously is supported. The tool identifies available package updates across Node.js, Python, and Go environments, providing structured guidance for planning and managing dependency updates.

Vulnerability triaging for CVE reports works by offering a structured workflow for assessing risks and deciding on remediation steps. It checks for known vulnerabilities and verifies module checksums to satisfy secure software development lifecycle requirements.

Generating a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) for compliance and security audits is a core feature. It creates an inventory of your project's dependencies to streamline security audits and ensure regulatory compliance.

The best way to plan package updates safely is by identifying available package updates and assessing vulnerability risks first. This provides a structured update plan across Go, Node.js, and Python environments to avoid breaking changes.

Dependency auditing does work with checksum verification for Go modules. It verifies module checksums and checks for known vulnerabilities across Go, TypeScript/JavaScript, and Python environments to ensure a secure codebase.