Most dependency alerts are noise. We run dependency audit on your lockfiles and surface the most serious ones — so you fix the right things first.
Run a free domain scan All checks →We read your lockfiles and run dependency audit (pip-audit for Python, npm audit for JS/TS) against known vulnerability databases (incl. OSV). Exploitability prioritisation — CISA KEV (proven exploited) and EPSS (probability) — is provided via our Threat Radar module for customers who have it.
A CVSS 9.8 dependency alert in a build tool that never runs in production is not the same as an actively exploited vulnerability in an internet-facing service. NIS2 requires supply-chain security — but only with correct prioritisation does the work become doable.
Do you distinguish prod from dev?
Yes. Build and dev dependencies are de-escalated since they aren't a running attack surface — that removes a large part of the noise.
What is KEV?
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities — vulnerabilities proven to be exploited in the wild. They're always prioritised highest.
Does it replace Dependabot?
No, it complements it. We add exploitability-based prioritisation on top of raw alerts so the list becomes doable.
Run a free scan or order a full Security Assessment — prioritised, not noise.
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