nestmatch-security-audit

Run a security audit to detect leaked secrets and KYC data exposure by scanning frontend and backend code changes for leaked credentials, unmasked identity data, and accidental fintech leakage, outputting a PASS or FAIL result with detailed findings.

Automate rate limiting and SQL parameterisation checks by integrating a security audit into your CI pipeline that evaluates code changes for rate limiting presence and SQL injection risks, returning detailed PASS or FAIL findings before deployment.

Identity masking and data masking in security audits refer to scanning code changes to verify sensitive user identity information and fintech data are properly concealed, preventing accidental exposure in frontend and backend systems.

Yes, you can use a security audit to enforce TypeScript compilation validation alongside secret detection, running seven concurrent checks that identify leaked secrets and compilation errors to ensure safer releases.

Yes, this security audit works for manual code reviews and automated CI pipelines, detecting secrets, KYC exposure, rate limiting gaps, and data masking issues across code changes to enforce security hygiene during development.

Code security audits for UAE fintech applications are limited to seven specific checks including leaked secrets, SQL parameterisation, KYC data exposure, identity masking, fintech leakage, rate limiting, and TypeScript compilation, focusing on code changes rather than runtime vulnerabilities.