license-audit

To generate an SBOM and verify dependency licenses, you can run an automated audit that builds a software bill of materials from your dependency graph and evaluates component compliance against your organizational policy to flag allowed or denied licenses.

The best way to check for prohibited licenses like AGPL-3.0 is to run an automated license compliance audit that scans your dependencies, generates an SBOM, and flags components as denied based on your defined organizational policy.

Yes, auditing multi-language dependencies requires integration with local package managers and license analysis tools like syft, go-licenses, pip-licenses, and cargo-license to accurately discover components and generate actionable compliance reports.

Yes, you can automate license policy enforcement across multiple toolchains by scanning your dependency graph, verifying each component's license against your defined rules, and identifying components that are allowed, denied, or require manual review.

You need a software bill of materials for a security audit when a customer or internal review requires comprehensive visibility into your dependencies to ensure the codebase is free of prohibited licenses and hidden legal liabilities.