supply-chain-risk-auditor

To audit dependencies for supply chain security risks, you can run an automated assessment that evaluates all project packages against predefined risk criteria like single maintainers, unmaintained status, and past CVEs. This generates a summary report for further analysis.

A dependency is at high risk of exploitation or takeover if it has a single maintainer, unmaintained status, low popularity, high-risk features, past CVEs, or an absence of a security contact. These factors are evaluated using GitHub data.

Yes, you can use GitHub data to assess if a package is unmaintained or has a single maintainer. The supply chain risk evaluation specifically utilizes GitHub data to identify these heightened risk factors in your code project.

Yes, dependency auditing provides recommendations for safer alternatives. After evaluating all dependencies according to predefined risk criteria, it generates a summary report detailing high-risk dependencies and recommending alternatives.

You should run a supply chain risk assessment before conducting a security audit. This allows you to quickly assess the risk level of all dependencies in your codebase and evaluate the overall security posture efficiently.