security-audit

A codebase security audit identifies vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, and dependency CVEs before deployment. You should run this comprehensive security audit during pre-deployment reviews, periodic security assessments, and incident response investigations.

To scan for hardcoded secrets, the audit locates API keys, passwords, private keys, and cloud credentials across your repository. Secrets scanning is performed alongside OWASP Top 10 checks and dependency analysis to prioritize remediation with file-level references.

Yes, the security audit systematically checks for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities including injection flaws, broken authentication, insecure deserialization, and XSS. It evaluates your web and backend repositories to produce prioritized findings with severity ratings.

Yes, the security audit evaluates authentication and session weaknesses by assessing token generation, storage, session expiry, rotation, and password hashing practices. It produces prioritized findings with explicit remediation steps for any discovered vulnerabilities.

To find CVEs in dependencies, the audit detects outdated packages, known CVEs, and unnecessary dependencies that increase your attack surface. It outputs prioritized findings with affected file locations and remediation steps during your pre-release review.

The best way to remediate vulnerabilities is to follow the audit's prioritized findings, which include affected file locations, severity ratings, safe proof-of-concept notes, and explicit remediation steps aligned with OWASP Top 10 and dependency checks.