convex-security-check

To audit authentication and access control in a Convex app, verify user identity checks, enforce row-level ownership, and ensure internal functions are not publicly exposed across queries, mutations, and actions.

Function exposure validation in Convex prevents unauthorized access by separating internal operations from public functions. It is needed to ensure sensitive queries and mutations enforce strict argument validators and are not exposed to clients.

To check environment variable handling in Convex applications, audit your configuration to ensure all secrets are sourced from environment variables rather than hardcoded. This enforces least privilege and prevents secret exposure.

Yes, you can perform a structured security audit on existing Convex queries, mutations, and actions. The audit checks row-level access control, argument validation, and user identity verification to identify configuration risks and data leakage.

The best way to secure admin flows in Convex is to apply a structured security check that verifies user identity, protects sensitive queries, enforces strict argument validators, and ensures admin paths are protected by row-level access controls.