Ten minutes. Four classes of cheap-to-fix exposure. Real risk, real fix.
Most security audits are PDFs full of theory. This one runs in ten minutes, finds the four exposure classes that account for ~80% of real-world breaches at SaaS scale, and ships a paste-ready fix prompt for each.
srcFour exposure classes, not 47-page checklists
Secret scanning
Stripe live/test keys, AWS access + secret keys, GCP keys, GitHub PAT/OAuth, Slack tokens, OpenAI/Anthropic keys, Twilio SID, SendGrid, Supabase anon, private keys, JWT in HTML/JS bundles. Public-side leaks only - what an attacker scrapes from your site.
Security headers
HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy. Five headers that close five real attack classes - and the five whose absence we see most.
Transport
HTTPS coverage, mixed content (passive + active), HSTS preload, certificate sanity. The "are users protected on the wire" set.
CORS
Wildcard origin with credentials, missing preflight handling, exposed authenticated APIs. The misconfig that lets a malicious site act on your authenticated APIs from a victim's browser.
Free, every tier.
Security audits should never be paywalled. The Pro lever is monitoring (re-run weekly, alert on regressions, link findings to your AEO-tracked prompts) - the audit itself is always free.