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You can run an end-to-end security audit to detect secret leaks, evaluate dependency vulnerabilities, and align findings with OWASP Top 10 risk categorization, generating a structured report with remediation steps.

OWASP-aligned code analysis is a security review mechanism that identifies misconfigurations and vulnerabilities within your codebase by mapping identified risks to the OWASP Top 10 categories for structured remediation.

You audit dependencies by running a dependency audit that evaluates third-party components across languages and ecosystems for known vulnerabilities and outdated libraries, including the findings in a structured security report.

Yes, the security audit applies to pre-deployment scans and third-party component assessments across languages and ecosystems, performing checks for secret scanning, dependency auditing, and misconfigurations.

Yes, secret scanning detects exposed API keys, tokens, and credentials hidden within your repository history, ensuring that leaked authentication data is identified and flagged for remediation.

The best way to generate a structured security audit report is to execute an end-to-end vulnerability scan that categorizes identified risks and outputs actionable remediation steps for each detected issue.