security-audit

To perform a security audit, analyze your codebase against OWASP Top 10 guidelines to identify common flaws like injection attacks. This process assesses code for vulnerabilities and provides secure coding recommendations to remediate them before deployment.

Assessing CVE impact involves analyzing known vulnerabilities within your system's context to determine their actual threat level. This analysis evaluates whether your specific configurations are affected and recommends necessary patches or secure coding adjustments.

Applying STRIDE threat modeling involves systematically identifying threats across spoofing, tampering, repudiation, information disclosure, denial of service, and elevation of privilege categories. This methodology guides structured security analysis to find weaknesses in your system design.

SAST and DAST tool integration is required for comprehensive analysis. Static and dynamic testing tools provide the automated scanning data needed to effectively guide penetration testing methodologies and validate vulnerabilities identified during manual code review.

Yes, you can scan new feature code to identify potential injection flaws and insecure credential handling. The audit evaluates the implementation against secure coding practices, ensuring vulnerabilities are caught and remediated early in development.