A source code audit finds vulnerabilities that are hard or impossible to see from outside — hard-coded secrets, unsafe cryptography, injection sinks and flawed authorisation logic.
We combine static application security testing (SAST) tools with manual line-by-line review of security-critical code.
Objectives
- Identify vulnerabilities in application source code
- Detect hard-coded secrets and insecure dependencies
- Review authentication, authorisation and cryptography implementation
- Improve secure coding practices in your team
Methodology
01
Scoping
- Understand architecture, languages and frameworks
- Identify high-risk modules for manual review
02
Analysis
- SAST scanning and triage of results
- Manual review of critical code paths
- Software composition analysis of dependencies
03
Report
- Findings with file and line references and fixes
- Secure coding recommendations for your SDLC
Deliverables
Source code review report
Validated SAST findings
Dependency risk report
Secure coding guidelines