security-audit

To audit code for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, you need an adversarial, defense-in-depth assessment covering injection, authentication, authorization, sensitive data exposure, and dependency risks. This process generates a prioritized report detailing location, impact, and remediation guidance.

Checking for security misconfiguration and sensitive data exposure involves reviewing code to ensure secrets are not leaked via logs or errors, and verifying that security headers, CORS, and production settings are correctly configured to prevent exploitation.

Validating authentication and authorization requires verifying password hashing strength, JWT and session safety, enforcing rate limiting, and ensuring consistent access checks across the application to prevent unauthorized access.

Yes, you can assess dependency risks in projects with mixed stacks by implementing recommended dependency scanning workflows designed to catch known vulnerable packages and prevent potential exploitation.

A security review report for new code changes includes a prioritized structure detailing the vulnerability location, category, impact level, and concrete remediation guidance to help prevent exploitation and sensitive data leakage.