security-best-practices

You can automate security best practice reviews by analyzing your codebase to passively detect vulnerabilities and generate reports with suggested fixes. This process identifies common security issues like SQL injection and XSS while providing specific guidance on best practices.

Security vulnerability detection supports Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go codebases. It analyzes source code in these languages to identify common security flaws and suggest improvements based on language-specific best practices and vulnerability patterns.

Passive vulnerability detection is the process of analyzing source code to identify potential security flaws without actively executing or attacking the application. It reviews the codebase against reference files to find common vulnerabilities and suggest security improvements.

Yes, you can use code review suggestions to fix SQL injection and XSS vulnerabilities. The review generates a security report highlighting these detected vulnerabilities and provides specific improvement suggestions to enhance your codebase security.

To generate a security report highlighting vulnerabilities and suggested fixes, run an automated security review on your codebase. The analysis detects potential security flaws and outputs a report detailing the vulnerabilities alongside actionable improvement suggestions.

Automated security best practice reviews are limited to supported languages like Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, and Go, and rely on passive detection through reference files. They may not identify complex logic flaws or vulnerabilities outside the scope of predefined best practices and common patterns.