supabase-evidence

Audit evidence is organized by initializing a structured directory that enforces progressive saving of artifacts. This creates categorized subfolders for detection, extraction, and specific audit phases to ensure reproducible proof of findings.

Progressive evidence collection in security audits is the practice of saving audit proof immediately after each testing step. It supports reproducibility by ensuring structured artifacts are captured throughout all phases rather than compiled retroactively.

To structure findings for compliance and audit readiness, use standardized subfolders and templates for curl commands, timelines, and JSON evidence. This ensures all security audit artifacts are categorized and auditable from start to finish.

Yes, you can use a standardized directory structure for Supabase API and storage audits. The system creates dedicated subfolders for api-audit, storage-audit, auth-audit, and realtime-audit to maintain organized evidence.

Yes, using templates for curl commands and timelines is necessary when collecting security evidence. They provide standardized references that support thorough reporting, compliance, and the reproducibility of your audit findings.