speckit-security-review-plan

To review a security plan for data leakage and threat modeling risks, evaluate the planning documents for trust boundaries, authentication assumptions, and data-handling decisions to identify ambiguities before implementation begins. This structured security review verifies implementation readiness and produces an actionable risk assessment.

A security review for secure design is a pre-implementation evaluation of plan artifacts to catch insecure decisions and missing authorization requirements. It is needed to prevent ambiguous or insecure planning documents from slipping into code, ensuring that threat boundaries and data-handling rules are explicitly defined.

Yes, you can use Spec-Kit memory hub synthesis for security planning when optimizer mode is enabled. If the optimizer is disabled, the security review explicitly reads required markdown artifact files directly to gather context for threat modeling and authentication checks.

The best way to verify authentication and authorization requirements is to review the active feature's plan artifacts for explicit trust boundaries and security expectations. This process documents threat assumptions and produces a structured report highlighting insecure decisions and actionable gaps.

Yes, the security review works with optimizer-aware context gathering by leveraging Spec-Kit memory hub synthesis. When optimizer mode is not active, it falls back to explicitly reading required memory and markdown artifact files to assess data leakage and error-handling risks.