Every npm install, pip install, and mvn dependency is an open invitation for attackers. The average enterprise application has 528 open source dependencies — and you didn't write a single line of them.
Security teams are losing. Compliance teams are losing. Developers keep adding packages. The only way to win is to stop playing.
Our proprietary Dependency Purge Engine™ works quietly and thoroughly. Most teams complete their first purge in under 90 seconds.
We analyze your repository and catalog every open source dependency, no matter how deeply nested. We've found things in node_modules that predate npm itself.
Our engine surgically removes all packages, imports, require() calls, and transitive references. Surgical is perhaps a strong word. Thorough is accurate.
Enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing your codebase has an attack surface of exactly zero. What happens next is between you and your product roadmap.
No dependencies means no known vulnerabilities. This is not a marketing claim — it is a logical inevitability. We are very proud of it.
SBOM requirements? Supply chain attestation? CycloneDX, SPDX? SafeOSS makes these frameworks structurally irrelevant. Your compliance team will have a lot of free time.
JavaScript, Python, Java, Go, Rust, Ruby, PHP, C#, Kotlin, Scala, Swift, COBOL. Yes, even COBOL. We found dependencies. We removed them.
GPL? MIT? Apache 2.0? These licensing models only apply to software you have. SafeOSS makes your legal team's open source review process beautifully empty.
Watch your attack surface shrink to zero in real time. Monitor CVE counts dropping. Observe your SBOM becoming a single blank document. Frame it.
Developers keep adding dependencies. SafeOSS keeps removing them. We run nightly. Your CI/CD pipeline will eventually stop failing once it stops running.
"Our security audit came back completely clean. The auditors were a bit confused at first, but technically they couldn't find any vulnerable dependencies. They gave us five stars and asked to speak with a human developer."
"I haven't had to review a single Dependabot PR in six months. I've been told this is because our application no longer functions, but from a supply chain security standpoint this is genuinely ideal. Highly recommend."
"We used to lose sleep over npm audit reports. Now we sleep incredibly well. Our users don't sleep, but I'm fairly confident that's a product problem and not a security problem. Distinctions matter."
You are paying us to remove things. That is the product.
We get a lot of the same questions. Most of them contain the word "but."
Join thousands of security-conscious teams who have taken the bold step of removing everything.