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To automate a STRIDE and OWASP security audit, run a structured scan over a specified scope to produce a severity-ranked findings report covering authentication, authorization, data handling, and dependency risks across multiple languages.

A STRIDE security audit checks authentication, authorization, data handling, and dependency risks across languages and configurations. It enforces secret-detection checks and produces severity-ranked findings to drive remediation and compliance readiness.

Yes, you can use automated security audits to fix vulnerabilities iteratively by integrating with guard patterns like autoresearch. After the audit produces severity-ranked findings, the guard pattern enables automated iterative remediation of the identified risks.

Yes, the OWASP and STRIDE audit applies to codebases across multiple languages and configurations. It systematically scans authentication, authorization, data handling, and dependency risks regardless of the underlying technology stack.

The best way to identify dependency risks and secret leaks is to run a structured security audit that enforces secret-detection checks. This scans data handling and dependencies, generating a severity-ranked report to drive remediation and compliance readiness.