check-orgid

Audit Entity Framework queries for missing OrgId tenant isolation filters by scanning backend service files to verify GetList, GetById, Update, and Delete methods enforce Where clauses on OrgId. This generates a violations report with file paths and line references for remediation.

Enforce multi-tenant data isolation in C# backend services by auditing query and update methods to ensure OrgId filters are applied to all database interactions. The audit checks GetList, GetById, Update, and Delete flows to prevent unauthorized cross-tenant access.

Yes, you can integrate an OrgId security audit into CI checks for C# multitenancy applications. The audit evaluates backend service files, validates that queries include Orgid Where clauses, and outputs a structured violations report suitable for automated code review and security pipelines.

Multi-tenant C# services allow cross-tenant data access during updates when Delete or Update methods fail to verify OrgId ownership before modifications. Auditing these specific flows identifies missing OrgId filters and outputs file paths with line references for immediate remediation.

This OrgId audit works specifically with files matching backend/omsapi/Services/*Service.cs. It targets query and update methods within those files, focusing on GetList, GetById, and their Update/Delete counterparts to produce a structured violations report.

Limitations when auditing OrgId filters for Entity Framework multitenancy include a strict scope restricted to backend/omsapi/Services/*Service.cs files. The audit relies on detecting explicit Where clauses on OrgId and may not catch dynamically constructed queries or indirect data access patterns outside the specified service files.