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🚀 Introducing GitLab CI/CD Component

SafeDep Team

• Mar 31, 2025 • 1 min read

Announcing the new GitLab CI/CD Component, available in GitLab CI Catalog for seamless integration of vet in GitLab CI. Protect against vulnerable and malicious packages in your GitLab projects. This integration enables GitLab users to easily integrate vet with their GitLab CI pipelines. This integration protects GitLab projects from vulnerable and malicious packages in the dependency tree.

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Features

Scan all dependencies and report vulnerabilities to GitLab security dashboard

GitLab Security Dashboard Vulnerability List

Integrates with SafeDep Cloud to protect against malicious open source packages through active code analysis

GitLab Security Dashboard

Support

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

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