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Introducing Dependency Search

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Date Published
Author
Joe Werle
Word Count
585
Company Posts That Month
8
Language
English
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Summary

Socket, a company focused on enhancing open source security, has introduced a new feature called Dependency Search, which offers comprehensive visibility into open source dependencies across an organization's codebase. This tool empowers developers by providing real-time search capabilities and powerful query options, allowing them to quickly identify and address potential security threats like malware and undisclosed vulnerabilities in JavaScript and Python dependencies. Dependency Search also operationalizes the use of Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) data, aligning with the White House's emphasis on software transparency. Alongside the launch of Dependency Search, Socket announced a $20 million Series A funding round, support for the Go programming language, and a new Chrome extension, all aimed at advancing their mission to make open source software safer and more efficient for developers and security teams.

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