security-review

To check code for security vulnerabilities before production, apply adversarial thinking during code reviews to identify threats, harden applications, and assess attack surfaces using STRIDE analysis and secure coding best practices.

Threat modeling with STRIDE analysis systematically identifies security threats and vulnerabilities by applying adversarial thinking to find exploitation paths that functional testing misses, guiding remediation decisions for authentication and cryptography features.

Yes, a security review detects injection flaws, XSS, and auth bypass issues by applying OWASP best practices and adversarial code review to pinpoint exploitable vulnerabilities and harden applications before shipping.

Run a security review when integrating new dependencies or authentication and cryptography features to assess attack surfaces, identify hardening opportunities, and ensure secure coding practices are met before deployment.

The best way to find secrets management issues is performing a focused security review that applies adversarial thinking to identify vulnerabilities and harden applications, complementing standard code reviews that only check functional correctness.

Functional testing misses security vulnerabilities because it checks correctness, whereas a dedicated security review asks fundamentally different questions like how code can be exploited, applying threat modeling to find hardening opportunities.