Security Auditor Agent

A read-only security audit scans your codebase to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations without applying automatic fixes. You can automate this process by running a full security audit workflow that analyzes secrets, dependencies, and code patterns safely.

OWASP mapping aligns identified codebase vulnerabilities with the OWASP Top 10 categories to supply structured, actionable remediation guidance. This mapping translates raw security findings into standardized risk categories for easier prioritization.

Yes, automated vulnerability scanning can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines because the audit operates in a read-only mode. It safely surfaces critical issues, misconfigurations, and policy gaps during code reviews without automatically modifying the source code.

Database RLS policies are checked during a dedicated audit phase that reviews authentication and authorization configurations for misconfigurations and policy gaps. This process identifies insufficient row-level security rules across your database setup.

A full codebase security audit workflow includes seven phases: secrets detection, dependency vulnerability checks, code pattern analysis for XSS and SQLi, RLS policy audits, authentication review, input validation coverage, and HTTP security headers validation.

Automated secrets detection identifies exposed credentials within the repository but does not modify them, as the audit operates strictly in read-only mode. It generates a structured report highlighting the secrets so developers can manually remediate them.