rls-checker

You audit Row Level Security policies by scanning PostgreSQL or Supabase schemas to identify unprotected tables and overly permissive rules. The process checks pg_tables, pg_policies, and information_schema, simulates role impersonation, and generates a complete RLS audit report.

If a Supabase table has Row Level Security disabled, it leaves multi-tenant data exposed to unauthorized access. An RLS audit discovers the RLS status across all tables, detects missing policies, and provides actionable templates to close security gaps and verify isolation.

Yes, an RLS policy audit is designed for multi-tenant app security reviews and policy validation workflows. It evaluates PostgreSQL and Supabase schemas to detect permissive rules, missing policies, and potential privilege escalation across your database.

You detect overly permissive RLS policies by applying policy completeness checks and simulating role impersonation against your database. This identifies permissive rules and potential privilege escalation, providing test queries to verify proper data isolation.

Checking Row Level Security status requires access to pg_tables, pg_policies, and information_schema. The audit also requires the ability to simulate role impersonation and perform policy completeness checks across the target PostgreSQL or Supabase schema.

Yes, the RLS checker provides actionable templates and test queries to close gaps and verify isolation. It audits existing policies to detect missing rules and outputs queries you can run to validate that your multi-tenant data remains properly isolated.