Audit template
security
A 14-domain security review where every finding is evidence-backed and exploitabilityHow realistically and easily an attacker can actually abuse a given vulnerability.-rated.
Maps to: OWASPOpen Worldwide Application Security Project — the reference catalog of web-application security risks. · CWECommon Weakness Enumeration — a catalog of software weakness types (e.g. CWE-79, XSS). · MITREMITRE ATT&CK — a knowledge base of real-world attacker tactics and techniques. · CISCenter for Internet Security — consensus hardening benchmarks for systems and cloud.
specialists, in parallel
Each finding is evidence-bound and survives ≥2-of-3 adversarial skeptics.
How this audit works
A specialist swarm runs the 14 security domains in parallel — injection, authentication, authorization, secrets and crypto, supply chain, configuration, IaCInfrastructure as Code — provisioning infrastructure from version-controlled definitions., CI/CD, API, business logic, frontend, privacy, logging, and LLM. Phase 0 maps the attack surfaceThe full set of points where an attacker can try to enter or extract data from a system. and trust boundariesA line where data or requests cross between zones of different trust and must be re-validated. first; each finding cites a file:line or config artifact, maps to OWASPOpen Worldwide Application Security Project — the reference catalog of web-application security risks., CWECommon Weakness Enumeration — a catalog of software weakness types (e.g. CWE-79, XSS)., MITREMITRE ATT&CK — a knowledge base of real-world attacker tactics and techniques., or CISCenter for Internet Security — consensus hardening benchmarks for systems and cloud., and carries a P0–P3 severity with a CVSSCommon Vulnerability Scoring System — a 0–10 standard for rating a vulnerability's severity. estimate. Every P0/P1 is attacked by independent skeptics before it survives into the report.
Use it when
Before a production launch
You are about to ship and want to know what an attacker could reach. The audit maps entry points and trust boundariesA line where data or requests cross between zones of different trust and must be re-validated., then surfaces unauthenticated mutating endpoints, IDORInsecure Direct Object Reference — accessing another user's data by changing an ID the server fails to authorize./BOLABroken Object Level Authorization — an API serves an object without checking the caller may access it. gaps, and exposed secrets as P0s — each with the concrete exploitation path and a before/after fix.
Auditing an inherited codebase
You took over a service with no security history. The swarm builds an attack-surfaceThe full set of points where an attacker can try to enter or extract data from a system. inventory from scratch and grades all 14 domains A–F, so you learn where the real exposure sits — weak JWTJSON Web Token — a signed, self-contained token carrying claims about a user or session. validation, over-broad IAMIdentity and Access Management — the system governing who may do what on which resources., known-CVECommon Vulnerabilities and Exposures — a public registry of unique IDs for known security flaws. dependencies — instead of guessing.
Hardening a CI/CD and IaC setup
Your pipelines and Terraform have grown organically. The audit checks for secrets in CI, pull_request_targetA GitHub Actions trigger that runs with repository secrets, risky to expose to untrusted pull requests. risks, public buckets, missing encryption at restEncrypting stored data so it stays unreadable if the disk or backup is stolen., and over-broad roles, mapping each gap to a CISCenter for Internet Security — consensus hardening benchmarks for systems and cloud. control with a concrete remediation.
What you get
A priority-sorted GitHub tracking issue plus one issue per confirmed finding — each with a management summary, OWASPOpen Worldwide Application Security Project — the reference catalog of web-application security risks./CWECommon Weakness Enumeration — a catalog of software weakness types (e.g. CWE-79, XSS)./MITREMITRE ATT&CK — a knowledge base of real-world attacker tactics and techniques. mapping, redacted evidence, CVSSCommon Vulnerability Scoring System — a 0–10 standard for rating a vulnerability's severity., and a before/after fix.