security-review

To perform a security audit, trigger a review on your target repository to scan for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, and insecure configurations. The audit outputs a structured report with severity-based findings and remediation guidance to fix risks before production deployment.

An OWASP Top 10 code review covers checks for hardcoded secrets, input validation, authentication and authorization flaws, and dependency security. It identifies vulnerabilities and misconfigurations across all code changes and new dependencies to ensure secure baseline compliance.

Detect hardcoded secrets and vulnerable dependencies by running a comprehensive project-wide security review. The review assesses vulnerable components and scans for exposed secrets, generating a structured report with severity-based findings and specific remediation guidance to resolve the risks.

Yes, you can run a security review on specific file changes. The audit supports both file-level and project-wide reviews, allowing you to target all code changes, new dependencies, and deployments to identify vulnerabilities and insecure patterns efficiently.

The best way to remediate vulnerabilities is to review the structured security report generated by the audit, implement the provided severity-based remediation guidance, and then re-run the security review to verify that all fixes and secure configurations are successfully applied.

You need to run a codebase security audit after adding new dependencies, making major code changes, or before production deployments. Re-running the audit maintains a secure baseline by proactively identifying vulnerabilities, insecure patterns, and misconfigurations before they reach production.