ck:security

To run a STRIDE and OWASP security audit, execute a full scan command to automatically detect vulnerabilities and categorize them by severity. The audit handles various programming languages and applies structured security frameworks to your codebase.

Yes, you can automatically fix vulnerabilities found during a code audit by enabling the auto-fixing feature. It applies fixes iteratively to the findings using an autoresearch guard pattern, allowing you to set a specific number of iterations.

A STRIDE-based security audit is an automated process that detects security vulnerabilities in your codebase by categorizing findings by severity. You need it prior to a release, after adding new features, or during regular security reviews to ensure codebase integrity.

Yes, the automated security audit handles various programming languages. It requires security audit tools for different language stacks to accurately detect and iteratively fix vulnerabilities across your entire codebase.

The number of iterations needed to auto-fix security vulnerabilities depends on your codebase size and issue count. You can specify the iteration limit when running the auto-fixing command, such as setting it to 15 iterations for a comprehensive fix cycle.