cso

A codebase security audit maps your attack surface, access controls, and data handling to identify vulnerabilities and provide concrete remediation steps. It analyzes endpoints, auth flows, and external integrations across languages and branches to deliver structured reports with risk ratings.

OWASP Top 10 risks are assessed using STRIDE threat modeling to map your codebase security posture and deliver concrete mitigations. This approach analyzes your attack surface and external integrations to produce a structured report with actionable remediation options for developers.

Auditing third-party dependencies involves mapping external integrations and analyzing your supply chain scope to surface security gaps and risk ratings. The assessment covers static and dynamic codebases across languages and branches, delivering actionable remediation guidance for your development teams.

Scope-based security reviews specifically target authentication flows, supply chains, or OWASP focus areas within your codebase. The audit analyzes these targeted scopes across different branches and diffs to deliver findings, impact analysis, and structured remediation steps for security teams.

A CSO-style security posture assessment improves codebase protection by mapping attack surfaces and surfacing actionable findings with risk ratings before exploitation occurs. It evaluates access controls, data handling, and third-party risks to generate a comprehensive remediation plan.

Codebase security audits should be performed on project diffs to analyze changes across branches and identify newly introduced vulnerabilities or access control gaps. This targeted scope-based review delivers structured reports with risk ratings and remediation guidance for developers and security teams.