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Convex security audits verify user identity, separate public and internal functions, enforce strict argument validators, and check row-level ownership before updates or deletes to prevent unauthorized access to customer records.

Prevent unauthorized access by separating public and internal Convex functions, enforcing strict input validators, and verifying user identity before executing queries or mutations to ensure clients cannot directly call internal workflows.

Row-level access control in Convex ensures users can only read, update, or delete records they own by checking ownership before mutations execute, preventing unauthorized data modification across customer portals or admin dashboards.

Handle API keys and environment variables by keeping them out of source code and accessing them only in the correct runtime context, ensuring sensitive configuration remains protected in client-facing and internal Convex workflows.

Validate arguments by enforcing strict validators on Convex queries and mutations, confirming inputs are strictly validated before processing to prevent malformed data from reaching backend workflows or altering records improperly.

Run a security check before launching a customer portal or admin dashboard to identify authentication flaws, unsafe mutations, and improper secret usage, ensuring your Convex backend is secure before exposing it to end users.