frontend-security

To audit frontend code for XSS, run a pattern-based security scan across your React and vanilla JS files to identify unsafe input handling and DOM manipulation. The tool evaluates framework-specific risks and generates a prioritized remediation report.

The best way to check CSP and CSRF defenses is to perform a targeted security audit that evaluates your policy configurations and token validation mechanisms. This surfaces misconfigurations and produces actionable remediation guidance for your frontend application.

Yes, the frontend security audit supports Astro and Twig templates. It performs framework-specific risk checks across multiple environments including Astro, Twig, React, Node.js, and vanilla JS, allowing a multi-frontend project to be audited in one pass.

You can review dependency risks and secure file upload handling by executing a comprehensive security audit workflow. This scans your codebase for vulnerable dependencies and evaluates input handling mechanisms, resulting in a prioritized plan to secure your application.

A pattern-based scan is needed because it deterministically identifies DOM vulnerabilities across large codebases faster than manual review. It applies standardized risk checks for unsafe DOM manipulation and input handling, ensuring consistent detection and actionable remediation reporting.