security-audit

To perform a security audit on a git diff, provide the diff path to scope the analysis. The audit applies OWASP Top 10 checks and data-flow mapping to generate a formal findings report with actionable remediation evidence.

Checking code changes for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities requires a systematic security audit of targeted files or directories. This process maps data flows and enforces structured checks to identify critical flaws in auth, data access, and API boundaries.

Yes, you can run vulnerability analysis on specific directories instead of the entire codebase. The security audit is scope-aware, allowing you to target designated files, directories, or git diffs to identify and remediate security flaws early.

Mapping data flows to find business logic security flaws is achieved through a structured security audit workflow. This process systematically traces data access and API boundaries, enforcing evidence-based remediation to fix vulnerabilities early.

Static analysis for secure DevOps covers infrastructure and API boundary vulnerabilities by performing a comprehensive security audit. It emphasizes critical vulnerabilities across auth, data access, and business logic to generate formal findings reports.

To get an evidence-based remediation report after a code security audit, run the structured workflow on your targeted code. The process outputs a formal findings report containing actionable recommendations and evidence for identified vulnerabilities.