dependency-management-deps-audit

To audit project dependencies for vulnerabilities and licensing issues, run an automated scan against your repository manifest files to inventory packages, evaluate risk, and generate a prioritized remediation plan.

Dependency supply-chain risk scanning is the process of identifying vulnerabilities, licensing issues, and outdated packages across software projects. It works by discovering direct and transitive dependencies in manifest files and evaluating them against known security and compliance databases.

Yes, you can scan multi-language repositories. The audit process applies to various ecosystems including npm, Python, and Java, automatically discovering dependencies across different manifest file formats like package.json, requirements.txt, and pom.xml.

You can generate automated upgrade plans and PR-ready reports by running a dependency audit that detects outdated packages, performs a risk assessment, and outputs remediation paths along with optional automation scripts to create pull requests.

Yes, dependency auditing works for both direct and transitive packages. The process inventories all dependencies across multi-language repositories, ensuring that vulnerabilities and licensing issues hidden deep within the supply chain are identified and included in the upgrade plan.