wp-plugin-security-auditor

You can audit a WordPress plugin for security vulnerabilities by analyzing the PHP codebase to identify risks, generating GHSA-formatted advisories, spreadsheet-ready metrics, and a consolidated AUDIT_REPORT.md with detailed findings.

A GHSA-formatted security advisory is a structured vulnerability report that standardizes risk assessment findings for WordPress plugins, enabling clear documentation and tracking of identified security issues during audits.

Yes, generating spreadsheet-ready metrics during a WordPress plugin acquisition due diligence is supported, providing quantitative code quality and security data to evaluate risk and maintainability for compliance reporting.

Yes, the security audit assesses code quality and maintainability alongside vulnerabilities, analyzing dependencies and architectural insights to provide a comprehensive view of the plugin's health for acquisition evaluation.

Reporting WordPress plugin security findings for a compliance review requires generating a consolidated AUDIT_REPORT.md file and individual per-vulnerability advisories formatted to meet standardized security reporting requirements.

The best way to structure a plugin audit report for PHP WordPress environments is to generate a consolidated AUDIT_REPORT.md accompanied by individual per-vulnerability files, ensuring all security findings and quality metrics are documented.