cso

A CSO-grade security audit detects vulnerabilities and policy gaps across code, dependencies, and deployment pipelines. You initiate the audit on a target repository to surface critical risks and generate an actionable remediation plan.

STRIDE threat modeling and OWASP Top 10 checks identify security flaws within your application architecture and codebase. Running this audit workflow surfaces these specific risks and provides governance-focused remediation guidance.

CI/CD pipeline security and supply chain risk assessment target misconfigurations and vulnerable dependencies in your deployment infrastructure. The audit performs active verification across these pipelines to support proactive remediation.

You can use this workflow for routine security hygiene, but it requires static and dynamic analysis tools like Bash, Read, Grep, and Glob. These tools enable the infrastructure-first audit to actively verify and map risks.

The security audit workflow uses an AskUserQuestion interface to guide decision points during vulnerability scanning. This ensures the infrastructure security assessment accurately targets your specific operational context and policies.

Secrets archaeology and dependency risk scanning depend on accessing the target repository's code and configuration files. The audit's effectiveness is limited by the availability of static and dynamic analysis tools within the execution environment.