GoCenter's central repository has been deprecated, but Golang developers continue to prioritize security, especially as Go modules gain popularity. With Golang version 1.13, a unique authentication feature was introduced that involves the creation of a go.sum file containing SHA-256 hashes, which is stored in Golang's checksum database to verify module integrity. However, this does not entirely prevent vulnerabilities, especially those introduced at the initial commit. To address this, JFrog Xray's security scanning capabilities have been integrated with GoCenter, allowing for automatic vulnerability scans of Go modules against public databases like NVD. Xray, which is widely used by large enterprises, also provides detailed vulnerability information, enhancing trust in Go projects by identifying issues in module dependencies. This integration into GoCenter is part of JFrog's broader effort to improve security within the Golang developer community, offering insights into potential vulnerabilities in software components and encouraging secure DevSecOps practices.