security-scan

To scan Claude Code configurations for security vulnerabilities, you can run an automated scan targeting CLAUDE.md, settings.json, MCP servers, and hooks to identify misconfigurations and receive actionable remediation guidance.

Security risks in MCP servers and Claude Code hooks include sensitive data exposure and supply-chain threats. An automated vulnerability scan identifies these misconfigurations across agent definitions and config files, providing severity grading and remediation steps.

Yes, you can automatically audit CLAUDE.md and settings.json files for misconfigurations. The scan evaluates these configuration files to detect security vulnerabilities, prevent sensitive data exposure, and generate actionable recommendations.

AgentShield works with Claude Code projects to provide security compliance checks during onboarding and periodic hygiene. It implements an automated scan workflow across configurations, grading vulnerability severity and supplying remediation guidance.

The best way to remediate security vulnerabilities in Claude Code agent definitions is to run an automated scan that identifies the risks and provides actionable remediation guidance, addressing supply-chain vulnerabilities and preventing sensitive data exposure.

You should run a security scan on your Claude Code project configuration during new project onboarding and for periodic hygiene. This detects security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in settings, hooks, and MCP servers before they cause data exposure.