sec-audit-static

A static security audit for a Spring Boot backend involves asset enumeration and SAST scanning to surface injection, XSS, and data vulnerabilities. It sequences code scans, secret checks, and SCA cross-verification to identify risks before deployment.

You can automate SAST scanning and Confluence reporting by running a playbook that sequences asset collection, injection checks, and secret scanning. It merges LLM cross-verification findings and supplemental JSON metadata into published Confluence pages.

Yes, you can use Gitleaks for secret scanning within a SAST workflow. The audit playbook runs Gitleaks in sequenced phases alongside injection, XSS, and data protection scans to comprehensively identify hardcoded secrets and code vulnerabilities.

The best way to generate a Confluence report from SCA and SAST findings is to use automated reporting guardrails that merge LLM cross-verification findings, supplemental JSON metadata, and page maps. This ensures Phase 4 publication of finished diagnostics.

Yes, static security auditing works with frontend-only repositories. The asset identification and API inventory processes gather context for downstream scans while respecting scoped modules and frontend-only repo constraints.