Security vulnerabilities get expensive – whether through data loss, operational disruption, or reputational damage. A security audit systematically identifies weaknesses before attackers find them. We review code, configuration, and processes and deliver prioritized action recommendations.
What We Review
IAM & Access Control
Role models, least privilege, session handling, MFA implementation
Secrets Management
Token handling, config leaks, vault integration, key rotation
Dependencies & Supply Chain
CVE scanning, update strategies, SBOM, third-party risks
Logging & Audit Trails
Traceability, alerting, incident response, SIEM integration
OWASP Top 10 – What We Specifically Review
Security Audit Process
Scoping
Define assets, create threat model, set up access
Analysis
Code review, config checks, dependency scan, interviews
Assessment
Rate findings by CVSS, estimate exploitability
Report
Prioritized actions, fix recommendations, executive summary
Why Regular Security Audits Are Essential
The threat landscape in IT security is continuously intensifying: cyberattacks are becoming more targeted, supply chain attacks more frequent, and regulatory requirements like NIS2, DORA, or GDPR are placing ever-higher demands on the protection of sensitive data. A single successful attack can cost companies millions – through operational disruptions, fines, legal costs, and the hard-to-quantify reputational damage.
Regular security audits are the most effective measure to identify vulnerabilities early and systematically remediate them before they are exploited. Unlike automated scans, our audit approach combines manual code analysis, architecture assessment, and process review into a holistic security picture. This way, we discover not only technical vulnerabilities but also organizational gaps – such as missing incident response processes or inadequate access control concepts.
Your Result
You receive a detailed security report with all findings, rated by criticality (Critical/High/Medium/Low). Each finding includes: description, proof-of-concept (where possible), risk assessment, and concrete fix recommendation. Goal: become audit-ready without blocking delivery.
Related Service
IT Security
After the audit, we support you with implementing security measures – from hardening individual systems to establishing a Security Development Lifecycle (SDL).