Security Audit

Users and services have only necessary permissions

Additional layer of security for account access

Limited use of privileged accounts

Firewall rules restrict unnecessary traffic

Prevent unauthorized data access

All API calls and activities are logged

KMS/Key Vault encryption for stored data

Network isolation between environments

Proactive vulnerability identification

Disaster recovery and data protection

Regulatory requirements satisfied

No hardcoded credentials in code or configs

Secure login, logout, and session handling

Prevent injection attacks (SQL, XSS, etc.)

Access control on all API routes

Encrypted data transmission

Browser security protections enabled

Prevent abuse and DDoS attacks

Use tools like npm audit, Snyk, or Dependabot

Generic error messages for users

Restrict cross-origin requests appropriately

Security-focused peer reviews

Common web application security risks mitigated

Prevent malicious file uploads

End-to-end encryption for PII and confidential data

Network-level and authentication controls

Business continuity and disaster recovery

Compliance with GDPR and privacy regulations

User privacy rights protected

Minimize exposure from compromised credentials

Different protection levels for different data types

Prevent unauthorized data exfiltration

Track who accessed what data and when

Secure storage of backup copies

Protect real user data in testing

Vendor security assessments

Minimize attack surface

Monitor and block malicious activity

Secure remote access to internal resources

Limit lateral movement in case of breach

CloudFlare, AWS Shield, or Azure DDoS Protection

Real-time threat detection and notifications

Clear procedures for security incidents

Automated scanning for known vulnerabilities

Systems and software kept up to date

Flow logs and traffic monitoring

Restricted access to server rooms

Prevent DNS-based attacks