axiom-audit-storage

You can detect iOS storage anti-patterns by analyzing file system usage patterns to find persistent data in temporary directories and missing backup exclusions for regenerable files across your codebase.

Verifying Keychain usage for sensitive data involves scanning file operations to check if secrets are stored in the Keychain versus insecure files, preventing sensitive data exposure across your iOS codebase.

Mapping iOS file system usage evaluates storage architecture by tracking your app's usage of Documents, Caches, Application Support, and App Group containers to validate compliance with Apple's storage guidelines.

Yes, you can audit your entire iOS repository by evaluating storage locations, persistence channels, and file protection levels across the codebase to detect security vulnerabilities and data loss risks.

You need to check your app's storage architecture for Apple's storage guideline compliance when you detect data loss risks, backup bloat, or security vulnerabilities from improper file protection levels and persistence channels.