security-review

A security review audits your codebase to identify and remediate vulnerabilities. It performs OWASP Top 10 checks, secrets detection, and dependency scanning to deliver a severity-ranked report with actionable remediation guidance.

An OWASP Top 10 code audit covers security weaknesses like broken authentication, injection flaws, and insecure patterns. It assesses input validation, authorization logic, and dependency vulnerabilities to ensure comprehensive security posture.

Yes, you can scan for hardcoded secrets and dependency vulnerabilities. The security review detects sensitive information exposure and maps dependency flaws to specific CVE references within the generated report.

Run a codebase security audit after adding new dependencies or changing authentication logic, and before production deployments. This timing ensures that newly introduced insecure patterns are caught and remediated prior to release.

The best way to assess input validation and authentication logic is through a structured security review. It identifies insecure patterns, evaluates authorization controls, and provides concrete file and line references for targeted remediation.

Yes, the security review provides specific remediation steps. It delivers a detailed report with severity rankings, concrete file and line references, and actionable guidance to fix identified weaknesses and misconfigurations.