security_audit

A security audit scans application code and dependencies to identify OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, injection flaws, and improper authentication. It systematically reviews your codebase to detect common weaknesses before deployment.

Dependency auditing checks your project's libraries for known CVEs. By scanning dependencies against vulnerability databases, it identifies exposed components so you can update or replace them to reduce breach risk.

The best way to find exposed secrets is through configuration hardening, which assesses application settings to detect insecure configurations and sensitive data exposure. This ensures your environment follows security best practices.

Yes, you can use a security audit before deploying a new feature. It performs a comprehensive review of the new code, dependencies, and configurations to ensure no critical vulnerabilities are introduced into the application.

Dependency scanning uses internal references to check for known CVEs in your project's dependencies. It systematically identifies vulnerable components without requiring external tool installation, streamlining the audit process.