security-validator

A Django DevSecOps audit checks code quality, security patterns, dependencies, and configuration before deployment. It validates SECRET_KEY handling, production DEBUG settings, CSRF middleware, and template safety to identify security gaps and governance risks.

Yes, the audit performs dependency and vulnerability analysis to detect CVEs and insecure packages. It uses standard security tools to scan your project dependencies, identifying known vulnerabilities and providing remediation guidance for production readiness.

Yes, the audit checks that your Django SECRET_KEY is properly loaded from environment variables rather than hardcoded. It also verifies DEBUG is false in production, validates CSRF middleware, and ensures safe template handling to prevent security misconfigurations.

The certification report details findings from code quality, security checks, dependency scans, and configuration validation. It provides formal documentation of identified vulnerabilities, governance risks, and specific remediation guidance to achieve production readiness.

Ensure your Django project has environment variables set for SECRET_KEY and production settings configured. The audit validates CSRF middleware, safe template handling, view permissions, and dependency security, requiring these components to be present for accurate assessment.

Your Django app fails the audit if DEBUG is true in production, SECRET_KEY is hardcoded, CSRF middleware is missing, or dependencies contain known CVEs. The certification report identifies these specific security gaps and governance risks blocking deployment readiness.