security

Use the /security command to conduct automated security audits on your codebase. It analyzes for broken access control, injection flaws, cryptographic failures, and insecure design, providing a comprehensive vulnerability assessment based on OWASP Top 10.

An OWASP Top 10 security audit detects broken access control, cryptographic failures, injection flaws, authentication failures, and security misconfigurations. It also identifies insecure design, integrity failures, logging failures, and exceptional conditions in your code.

Yes, automated vulnerability scanning integrates dependency analysis to check for supply chain risks. It analyzes your project dependencies to identify outdated packages and mitigate potential vulnerabilities in your software supply chain.

Run an automated security audit to detect exposed sensitive information and secrets. The integrated scanning scripts perform secret detection alongside vulnerability analysis to ensure sensitive information is not exposed before deployment.

Yes, automated penetration testing and security audits find broken access control and authentication failures. The assessment reviews your project against the latest OWASP Top 10 security risks, covering both authentication mechanisms and access control flaws.

Run a security audit and dependency scan before deploying a new feature. This ensures no critical vulnerabilities are introduced, dependencies are up-to-date, and sensitive information is not exposed in the production environment.