gstack/cso

Automated security audits detect vulnerabilities across infrastructure, dependencies, and application configurations. This process identifies secrets, misconfigurations, and outdated components to ensure compliance with OWASP and supply chain best practices.

Supply chain analysis reviews dependencies, license compliance, and package risks to detect vulnerable components. It prevents malicious packages from entering CI/CD pipelines by identifying outdated libraries and configuration gaps during regular reviews.

Threat modeling verifies OWASP Top 10 defenses by applying STRIDE analysis to complex systems. It actively checks application configurations and infrastructure to ensure security teams detect vulnerabilities before public release.

Integrity checking finds local secrets and misconfigurations in CI/CD pipelines by scanning infrastructure configurations. It detects outdated components and configuration gaps to help teams improve their security posture before deployment.

Security assessments are designed for regular monthly reviews to find local secrets, outdated dependencies, and configuration gaps. Security teams use these audits to analyze complex systems and ensure compliance before a public release.

You need a full infrastructure security assessment before a public release to detect vulnerabilities, secrets, and misconfigurations. It covers code, dependencies, and infrastructure to ensure compliance with supply chain and OWASP standards.