security-audit

Run a security audit by testing API endpoints, checking Supabase configurations, and scanning for credential exposure. This process actively tests your platform using curl, npm audit, and grep to identify vulnerabilities and generate a prioritized remediation report for pre-launch hardening.

An API security audit covers endpoint testing, Supabase configuration analysis, frontend security checks, and credential exposure scanning. It evaluates your application's attack surface to identify vulnerabilities and provides a prioritized roadmap for hardening your platform's data integrity.

Yes, you can use curl and npm audit to test for credential exposure in your web application. The audit utilizes these tools alongside grep to actively test API endpoints and analyze your project for security vulnerabilities before generating a remediation report.

The best way to prioritize security vulnerabilities is to generate a prioritized remediation report based on risk. The audit assesses API endpoints, Supabase configurations, and frontend security to categorize vulnerabilities by severity for actionable security hardening.

Yes, a frontend security audit checks Supabase configurations for pre-launch readiness. It scans configurations, tests API endpoints, and looks for credential exposure to ensure all critical security vulnerabilities are identified and addressed to protect user data.