Secure Code Review
Catch the vulnerabilities in your source code before they ship.
Overview
Secure code review is a deep examination of application source code to find security vulnerabilities before they ship. It combines automated static analysis for breadth with expert manual review of authentication, authorization, business logic and crypto, the context-dependent flaws tools miss, with developer-ready fixes. Reviewing the code directly helps detect insecure coding practices before deployment, when issues are cheapest to fix. Common findings include injection flaws, weak cryptography, authentication weaknesses and insecure coding patterns.
Methodology & Standards
OWASP Code Review Guide 2.0, OWASP ASVS, OWASP Top 10 and language-specific secure-coding standards. SAST tools plus manual review of security-critical code paths. Each review combines automated analysis, manual code review, vulnerability validation, and reporting with remediation guidance.
What's Included
What You Receive
Frequently Asked Questions
SAST is the automated first pass. Manual review adds what tools cannot reason about: broken access control, flawed business logic and insecure use of crypto in context, with false positives filtered out.
We need read access to the relevant repositories. For large codebases we focus manual effort on the highest-risk components while SAST covers breadth.
Secure code review helps identify security weaknesses early in the development lifecycle, reducing the risk of vulnerabilities reaching production systems.