security-dependency-audit

To audit dependencies for CVEs and license risks, scan direct and transitive dependencies using SCA tooling. This identifies vulnerabilities across ecosystems like npm, pip, cargo, and go, generating an audit-report.md with a concrete patch plan.

A transitive dependency risk assessment scans nested packages within your direct dependencies for hidden CVEs and license exposure. You need it when surface-level scanning misses deep supply chain vulnerabilities in your software project.

Generate a remediation patch plan by scanning lockfiles for vulnerabilities, which outputs an audit-report.md detailing required patches, assigned owners, impact analysis, and testing scope to guide fixes.

Yes, dependency auditing integrates with common package managers and lockfiles across ecosystems including npm, pip, cargo, and go to assess both direct and transitive dependency risks.

Prevent vulnerable dependencies in CI/CD by applying policy-driven guidance and ongoing scanning. This approach blocks risky packages and maintains continuous SCA checks throughout the integration pipeline.

Manage license exposure by running comprehensive SCA scanning on your project dependencies. This identifies non-compliant licenses across direct and transitive packages and includes the findings in a structured audit-report.md.