security-audit

Run an automated security audit to scan your Docker deployment for exposed credentials and secrets. This process inspects code, configuration, and runtime environments to identify hardcoded API keys and tokens, then optionally applies secure defaults to remediate them.

The best way to automate security misconfiguration checks for Clawdbot is using a scripted audit workflow that validates port configurations and Docker hygiene. It generates reproducible audit reports with optional JSON output for seamless integration into your automation pipeline.

Yes, you can auto-fix weak configurations and open ports found during a security audit using the auto-fix workflow. This mode applies secure defaults to minimize exposure across your code, configuration, and Docker environments while generating a report of the changes.

You can get JSON output from a security audit for CI/CD integration by enabling the JSON-friendly reporting feature. This format structures the results of credential, port, config, and Docker checks for automated parsing and pipeline integration.

The security audit checks both Docker runtime environments and configuration files. It performs Docker hygiene validations and runtime security checks alongside static configuration and credential scanning to provide comprehensive coverage.