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A security audit of a repository identifies exposed secrets, risky code patterns, and dependency risks. It applies OWASP-oriented validation to supply chain integrity, configuration files, and source code, yielding prioritized findings with clear remediation guidance.

A supply chain security review checks dependency hygiene and lock-file coverage to reduce third-party risk. It validates dependency manifests to identify vulnerable external libraries and risky implementation patterns before they become incidents.

Yes, secret discovery flags likely hardcoded credentials, tokens, and sensitive connection strings in source code and configuration files. This detects exposed credentials during security reviews, pre-merge audits, and incident response triage.

Code pattern analysis identifies dangerous constructs like injection-prone concatenation and unsafe deserialization, while configuration review detects weak settings like debug mode and permissive CORS. This flags misconfiguration indicators and disabled security controls.

You need a vulnerability scan before a software release to prioritize the highest-risk findings and decide what to fix first. It validates supply chain integrity, exposed credentials, and dangerous code constructs during pre-merge audits and incident response triage.