security-audit

To audit code and deployments for security vulnerabilities, you apply automated scanning to your development pipelines, repositories, configurations, and runtime environments, generating a vulnerability report with severity scores and remediation steps.

A security audit of development pipelines and runtime environments is the process of identifying security vulnerabilities and governance violations across code, configurations, and deployed environments to enable risk mitigation and compliance checks.

You check code repository configurations for compliance violations by applying automated scanning to validate them against project security rules, producing an auditable vulnerability report and compliance status.

Yes, the security audit process generates remediation steps for detected vulnerabilities. It produces an auditable vulnerability report that includes severity scores, compliance status, and specific remediation actions.

You need to perform a security audit on your code repository during periodic governance checks after implementation. This maintains your security posture by detecting common vulnerability patterns and governance violations.

The best way to generate an auditable vulnerability report for deployed environments is to apply automated scanning across your configurations and runtime environments, which outputs severity scores and compliance validation against security rules.