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Run an infrastructure-first security audit to detect exposed secrets in CI/CD logs, stale API keys in git history, and vulnerable dependencies. It scans pipeline configurations and environment variable stores to generate confidence-scored posture reports with prioritized remediation steps.

Use dual-mode vulnerability scanning to automate daily compliance checks with an 8/10 confidence gate for zero-noise continuous integration. This approach scans dependency manifests and supply chains to catch vulnerable packages before production deployment.

STRIDE threat modeling integrates into security audits by applying structured threat categories to repository code and infrastructure configurations. It combines with OWASP Top 10 reviews and active vulnerability verification to produce confidence-scored posture reports.

Yes, secrets archaeology scans git history, CI/CD configuration files, and environment variable stores to uncover stale API keys and exposed credentials. It requires access to repository code and pipeline configurations to accurately map hidden infrastructure risks.

You need to provide access to repository code, CI/CD configuration files, dependency manifests, and environment variable stores. These inputs enable the audit to scan supply chains, pipeline security, and secrets archaeology to generate a comprehensive posture report.

Routine security audits miss infrastructure vulnerabilities because they often focus solely on application code and ignore exposed secrets in CI logs, stale keys in git history, and misconfigured CI/CD pipelines. An infrastructure-first audit approach is required to uncover these hidden risks.