security-auditor

Scanning source code for security vulnerabilities involves static pattern detection to identify common issues like SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and weak cryptography. This process flags insecure coding patterns and produces a prioritized report of actionable remediation steps for engineers.

Checking dependencies for known CVEs requires performing a dependency security audit on your project. This identifies vulnerable third-party packages, checks them against known vulnerability databases, and recommends safe version upgrades to reduce risk before deployment.

Validating application configuration for security involves auditing settings like HTTPS, CORS policies, cookie flags, rate limiting, and security headers. This configuration assessment hardens your web application or API deployment against common web exploits.

Yes, a comprehensive security audit maps detected code vulnerabilities to OWASP categories. This categorization helps development teams understand the severity of issues, prioritize remediation efforts effectively, and align fixes with industry-standard security practices.

Vulnerability scanning and configuration validation apply to web applications, APIs, and backend services. The security assessment performs static code analysis, dependency CVE checks, and configuration validation across these environments to reduce deployment risk.