convex-security-check

Secure authentication and authorization in a Convex backend by verifying user identities and implementing function-level access controls. This checklist provides audit steps and TypeScript code patterns to prevent unauthorized data access.

Row-level access control in Convex applications restricts data visibility based on user permissions. The checklist provides secure TypeScript snippets demonstrating how to enforce these constraints within your backend queries and mutations.

Audit function exposure and argument validation for Convex by reviewing your API endpoints and input schemas. The checklist helps identify unsecured functions and provides examples for enforcing strict argument validation.

Yes, you can use a security checklist to manage environment variables in your Convex app. It addresses environment variable handling to ensure sensitive data is stored securely and accessed correctly during backend development.

Before deploying a Convex application, check for vulnerabilities related to authentication, function exposure, argument validation, row-level access control, and environment variables. Running a security audit ensures data integrity and prevents unauthorized access.