security-audit

You can automate security audits by applying structured checks to code, dependencies, and configurations, which surfaces OWASP risks, CVEs, and misconfigurations while generating actionable remediation guidance.

Yes, dependency and configuration scans detect CVEs, outdated packages, and insecure environment settings by integrating directly into your CI pipelines to catch vulnerabilities before release.

Security audits identify OWASP risks in pull requests by reviewing code for insecure patterns, authorization gaps, and configuration choices, then classifying the findings by risk severity.

Assessing attack surface and data exposure involves analyzing architecture and data flows to identify potential vulnerabilities and policy violations across modules and infrastructure changes.

Reviewing infrastructure configurations requires applying the audit to your infrastructure changes to detect insecure environment settings, misconfigurations, and data exposure without needing external dependencies.

You should run a baseline security audit when onboarding a new codebase to surface critical issues, high-severity findings, and actionable fixes across modules before release.