security-audit

To scan a codebase for secrets and vulnerable dependencies, run an audit workflow at the project root. It automatically detects exposed credentials in source and config files while checking dependencies for known security vulnerabilities.

A codebase security audit checks for hidden secrets, authentication flaws, injection risks like SQL or XSS, and deployment misconfigurations. It assesses token handling, access controls, and secure coding practices to ensure comprehensive application hardening.

Yes, the security audit workflow applies across common programming languages and environments. It enforces structured checks for authentication flaws, injection risks, and configuration issues regardless of your specific tech stack.

To identify and fix SQL injection and XSS vulnerabilities, run the audit workflow to perform injection risk checks. It outputs a report with prioritized risk levels and remediation guidance to help you resolve the detected secure coding flaws.

The best way to review configurations for security hardening is to run a configuration and deployment security review. This process evaluates your setup against best practices to detect misconfigurations and outputs a report with actionable remediation steps.