dependency-risk-audit

To audit dependencies for risk, you can scan your repository to validate licenses, check for known vulnerabilities, and track maintenance activity. This generates a prioritized risk report highlighting high-risk packages across varying tech stacks.

Identifying vulnerable packages involves scanning dependencies to assess maintenance status and known security vulnerabilities. This process evaluates compliance and ecosystem risk per package, recommending mitigations and suggested replacements for high-risk third-party software.

Checking software license compliance involves validating dependencies across multiple tech stacks to assess licensing risk. It identifies the license type and compliance status for each third-party package, ensuring your software project avoids restricted or non-compliant licenses.

Yes, you can audit repositories containing multiple third-party packages and varying tech stacks. The process assesses risk per dependency and ecosystem, evaluating licensing, security, and maintenance activity across the entire project.

Generating a mitigation plan involves scanning dependencies to prioritize risks based on security vulnerabilities and maintenance activity. The audit recommends specific mitigations and suggested replacements for high-risk packages to ensure software compliance and stability.