DepOversight — dependency intelligence before disclosure.

Know when your dependencies become risky before your scanner tells you.

DepOversight monitors upstream PRs, commits, issues, and releases to surface security-relevant signals across your dependency graph before CVEs, advisories, or scanner alerts exist.

CVE scanners tell you what is already known. DepOversight shows you what is starting to look risky.

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Security scenarios DepOversight surfaces

• Risk introduced upstream — a new upstream change widens the security-sensitive surface.
• Existing risk fixed publicly — a maintainer fixes a security-relevant issue before any advisory is published.
• Fix merged, but no release exists — patched code is in main; released versions still ship the unfixed path.
• Silent patch release — a release contains a security-relevant fix without an advisory or release-note callout.
• Public issue disclosure — a maintainer or reporter posts a security-relevant issue before triage is complete.
• Risky dependency upgrade — an upgrade introduces new security-sensitive code surface.
• Reverted or partial fix — a previous fix is reverted, narrowed, or only partially applied.
• Dependency trust degradation — maintenance signals around a dependency change in ways that warrant a posture review.

How DepOversight differs from a CVE scanner

Traditional scanners answer: “Is this dependency vulnerable?” DepOversight asks: “Should we trust this dependency right now?”

The dangerous gap is not after disclosure. It is between the public upstream signal and the official advisory.

Disclaimer

Signals are review triggers, not confirmed vulnerabilities, unless tied to a published advisory or CVE.