YOU CAN'T FIX WHAT YOU CAN'T SEE.
Your vibe-coded app has vulnerabilities you don't know about. Hardcoded secrets, exposed endpoints, missing encryption, default credentials — every one of them is a door you didn't know was open. James finds them all, prioritises them by severity, and fixes the critical ones first.
- +LLM-assisted security audit of the full codebase
- +Hardcoded secrets hunt — the most common and most dangerous failure in AI-generated code
- +Encryption, access control, and environment variable review
- +Prioritized remediation report — critical fixes first
- +Remediation work included with 6 months of continuity
AI-GENERATED CODE IS FAST. IT IS NOT SAFE.
Every AI coding tool optimises for one thing: making it work. Not making it safe. The code that Lovable, Bolt, or Cursor generates will run — but it will also commit secrets to source control, skip authentication on admin routes, and store user data in plaintext because no one told it not to.
You can't audit what you don't understand. And most founders don't understand the code their AI wrote. That's not a criticism — it's a fact. The security audit exists because the gap between “it works” and “it's safe” is wider than you think.
SCAN. REVIEW. REPORT. FIX.
James runs an LLM-assisted audit across your entire codebase — not just the files you think are risky. The scan looks for hardcoded secrets, exposed endpoints, missing encryption, and access control gaps.
Automated tools catch patterns. James catches intent. He reviews authentication flows, data handling, third-party integrations, and deployment configuration with 25 years of production context.
You get a written report with every finding classified by severity — critical, high, medium, low. Critical issues get fixed first. The report includes specific remediation steps, not vague recommendations.
James fixes the critical and high-severity issues as part of the engagement. You don't get a report and a bill for more work. You get a report and the fixes.
AN AUDIT IS A SNAPSHOT. APP PULSE KEEPS WATCHING.
A security audit shows you where you're exposed right now. But new vulnerabilities emerge every time code changes. Choose an App Pulse tier after the audit to keep your app monitored and protected as it evolves.
See App Pulse tiers →THE ONES WE GET ASKED EVERY TIME
Any web app — Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Next.js, .NET, anything with a codebase. The audit is code-level, not platform-specific.
Hardcoded secrets. API keys, database credentials, and tokens committed directly to source control. AI coding tools generate them constantly, and most founders don't know they're there.
Most audits are completed within 5–7 business days. Complex apps with multiple services or large codebases may take longer — James will tell you upfront.
Both. Critical and high-severity issues are fixed as part of the engagement. You get the report and the remediation, not a to-do list.
New vulnerabilities emerge every time code changes. The natural next step is choosing an App Pulse tier to keep your app monitored and protected as it evolves.
Yes. The audit is codebase-level. It doesn't matter who built it or what tools they used.
THE FIRST STEP IS KNOWING WHERE YOU STAND.
Book a strategy call. James will look at what you have and tell you exactly what needs to happen.