security-audit

An OWASP Top 10 security audit assesses your codebase against standard vulnerability controls. This process generates a checklist-based assessment across code changes, applying dependency scanning and secrets detection to harden web applications.

Secrets detection during a code review scans repositories to surface leaked tokens and sensitive credentials. It identifies exposed API keys and credentials within code changes, preventing unauthorized access and providing remediation recommendations.

Preventing injection attacks requires strict input validation and specialized prevention patterns. An audit identifies weaknesses in data handling and provides actionable guidance to sanitize inputs and block injection vectors in web applications.

Dependency scanning identifies known CVEs and vulnerable packages within your project dependencies. The audit assesses your dependency tree to surface security weaknesses, ensuring your web services rely on secure and patched libraries.

Security audits generate actionable remediation recommendations and audit reporting for teams. After identifying weaknesses through dependency assessments and input validation checks, it delivers clear steps to fix vulnerabilities and harden applications.