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A security posture audit uncovers hidden compliance gaps like vulnerable dependencies, leaked credentials, and misconfigurations across your project. It provides a comprehensive report that surfaces critical risks and prioritizes remediation work to fix them.

To find leaked secrets and credentials, use secrets archaeology techniques during a focused security scan. This process identifies credentials leakage within your code and configurations, tying each discovered secret to actionable remediation guidance in a final posture report.

Yes, you can run focused security scans targeting specific areas like infrastructure, code, supply chain, or OWASP top threats. These targeted audits apply threat modeling to evaluate specific risk vectors and generate deterministic posture findings for those exact domains.

Yes, the security audit includes threat modeling to evaluate and prioritize risks across your project. It enforces deterministic workflows that generate posture findings and actionable remediation guidance, ensuring your team has concrete fixes tied directly to identified threats.

The best way to identify supply chain risks is to run an end-to-end security posture audit across your project dependencies. This audit surfaces critical risks within your supply chain and generates a structured report tying each vulnerability to concrete remediation steps.