Announcing DefectDojo Integration

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SafeDep Team

• Apr 14, 2025 • 1 min read

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Announcing DefectDojo Integration with vet allowing users to export OSS dependency scan results to DefectDojo. Continue leveraging DefectDojo for your vulnerability management needs while using vet for identifying vulnerable and malicious open source packages, staying safe and compliant.

TL;DR

Use vet to identify vulnerable and malicious open source packages in your project and export the scan results to DefectDojo for vulnerability management.

Usage

Learn more about the integration at DefectDojo Integration Guide

Support

Report bugs and feature requests to GitHub issues
Start feature discussions at GitHub discussions

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