security-audit

To audit advocacy software for security and compliance, verify dependencies, enforce zero-retention policies, and check encryption across data handling workflows. This process covers dependency verification, API retention checks, storage encryption, input validation, and findings reporting.

Zero-retention verification for investigation data confirms that APIs and storage layers do not persist sensitive activist communications. It involves checking retention settings across project workflows to ensure sensitive data is not stored beyond its immediate processing need.

Device seizure readiness for activist projects requires verifying instruction file integrity, enforcing encryption at rest and in transit, and applying zero-retention checks. This ensures investigation data and activist communications remain protected if hardware is confiscated.

Yes, this security audit is specifically designed for codebases containing investigation data and activist communications. It systematically verifies dependencies, checks API retention policies, and validates encryption to satisfy multi-step governance requirements for advocacy projects.

The best way to verify external package dependencies for advocacy software is to ensure every package exists and is actively maintainable. This dependency verification step confirms external packages meet governance requirements before integration into sensitive project workflows.

An end-to-end security audit for advocacy includes dependency verification, zero-retention checks, encryption validation, instruction-file integrity reviews, input validation, and device seizure readiness. It provides a structured governance check covering all data handling and storage workflows.