security__auditing-code

Perform a static security audit by analyzing backend code, schemas, and policies to identify exploitable attack paths using OWASP ASVS and API security domain thinking, mapping workflows and authorization graphs to surface misconfigurations.

Enforce core backend security invariants such as default-deny access, server-authoritative decisions, idempotent mutations, auditable actions, and policy provenance to prevent API attacks and ensure robust governance.

Find cross-tenant authorization flaws by mapping authorization graphs and policy boundaries across multi-tenant services, analyzing routes, mutations, and admin surfaces to detect leakage and enforce default-deny invariants.

Static security auditing works on async mutation pipelines and webhooks by mapping these workflows to expose leakage, analyzing policy boundaries, and ensuring server-authoritative decisions and auditable actions are enforced.

Generate remediation steps for backend security vulnerabilities by producing an evidence-based plan with concrete blockers and non-rewrite-only guidance, derived from threat-oriented reviews of code and policy boundaries.

Use a static code audit for incident prevention in backend services when you need to reveal real exploit chains and governance gaps in routes, queues, and admin surfaces before deployment.