security-audit

Run a security audit by requesting a read-only review of your TypeScript web app, which produces a comprehensive report with concrete file-and-line evidence for issues like injection vectors and weak authorization.

The best way to check tenant isolation is using an evidence-first security audit that reviews your authorization logic and outputs ranked findings with severity, impact, and specific remediation recommendations.

Yes, you can detect LLM prompt injection and dependency supply chain risks by applying a phased audit workflow that scans for LLM-specific abuse surfaces and vulnerable dependencies in your codebase.

A security audit report does provide exact file and line references, requiring concrete code excerpts and evidence-first findings rather than speculative guidance to ensure actionable remediation.

Security findings for XSS, CSRF, and SSRF vulnerabilities are prioritized using a ranked output that includes severity, likelihood, impact, and attacker scenario framing to guide your remediation efforts.

You should expect verification needed notes in your security audit report when runtime proof is unavailable, ensuring that findings requiring dynamic testing are clearly flagged for further validation.