SafeDep Vet
GitLab CI Component that lets you seamlessly protect your pipelines from vulnerable and malicious open source dependencies. The component integrates directly into your CI/CD workflow through the GitLab CI Catalog and allows you to establish policy-driven guardrails using Common Expression Language (CEL). Key features: - Set your own opinionated security policies as code using CEL - Detect and block risky OSS components before they enter your codebase - Seamless integration as a native GitLab CI Component - Available directly in the GitLab CI Catalog Try and lets us know our thoughts!
SafeDep Vet launched on March 31, 2023 with 72 votes, #1,143 of 5,007 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 3 years on.
In plain words
SafeDep Vet is a GitLab CI component that scans open source dependencies for vulnerabilities and malicious packages within your pipeline. It integrates directly into GitLab CI workflows and lets teams define custom security policies using Common Expression Language to block risky components before they enter codebases. The tool is designed for engineering and security teams managing open source supply chain risks across development machines, CI/CD pipelines, and production environments.
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From the sources
SafeDep vet is a tool for identifying risks in open source software supply chain. It helps engineering and security teams to identify potential issues in their open source dependencies and evaluate them against organizational policies.
SafeDep helps teams detect malicious packages, protect AI agents, and govern open source risk across developer machines, CI/CD pipelines, and production workflows.
Scan and govern your dependencies across every PR and build. Block malicious packages at install-time, before they enter your codebase. Generate AI-enriched BOMs using real code evidence, not just manifests. Monitor every AI coding agent action across your projects and workflows. Attackers don't target your code. They target what you install: packages, MCP servers, IDE and agent extensions. SafeDep blocks malicious packages at every entry point, before they run. SafeDep analyzes every package published to the major registries, around the clock. Our research team publishes the breakdown, often before the ecosystem has an advisory. Third-party code arrives at every hand-off in your pipeline,…from safedep.io
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