security-audit

A security audit scans your codebase to detect hardcoded secrets, SQL injection points, and exposed API keys. It produces a severity-classified markdown report saved to .security-audits, listing vulnerabilities from CRITICAL to LOW with specific remediation recommendations.

Yes, security audits support Go, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, and .NET projects. The audit applies language-specific checks to flag insecure patterns across single files, modules, or full repositories during pre-deployment checks and triage.

Performing a targeted module-level security audit is the best way to check for authentication and authorization flaws in a microservice. This review identifies missing auth middleware and input validation issues, classifying them by severity in a markdown report.

Yes, the security audit includes universal checks for insecure dependencies and rate limiting or DoS analysis. These dependency risk checks identify security weaknesses before deployment and document them in the final audit report.

Run a pre-deployment security audit on your repository to generate a severity-classified vulnerability report. The audit saves a markdown file to the .security-audits directory, detailing CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, and LOW findings alongside remediation recommendations.

A security review identifies injection points, authentication flaws, hardcoded secrets, and insecure dependencies. It also detects input validation issues and rate limiting weaknesses, reducing the risk of compromise before deployment.