Modern software development frequently incorporates third-party open-source dependencies to enhance development speed and reduce code duplication, but this approach can introduce new issues due to rapid changes in these dependencies. The concept of "shift left" testing, which emphasizes early and automated testing, is crucial in identifying potential vulnerabilities early in the development process, leading to higher quality software and reduced costs. In the context of Golang, managing dependencies poses challenges due to the frequent updates of both direct and transitive dependencies, which necessitates strong security measures. To aid developers, the JFrog Community Team offers a free tool, the JFrog Extension for VS Code, which integrates with the JFrog GoCenter to identify vulnerabilities in Go module dependencies by automatically flagging issues using CVSS ratings. This tool helps developers address vulnerabilities proactively, ensuring software integrity before deployment. However, it is important to note that as of May 2021, the GoCenter repository was sunset, and its features deprecated, signaling a need for developers to adapt to these changes for continued effective dependency management.