Code and architecture analysis
Map source code, dependencies, APIs, data flows and trust boundaries to uncover implementation gaps and architectural risks.
What BSA is designed to examine
- Routes, pages, components and modules, mapped to the APIs and database entities behind them.
- Dependencies and the build chain: vulnerable packages, license problems and provenance.
- Data flows and trust boundaries: where sensitive data enters, moves, rests and leaves.
- Configuration and infrastructure-as-code as part of the same picture as the application.
- Database design: tenant isolation, missing constraints and schema drift.
How results are meant to be reported
- Findings point to the exact files and locations affected.
- Static analysis output is treated as a lead until it is confirmed.
- Recommended fixes are suggestions for the owner to review. BSA does not change production.
Code review covers the code provided and the scope authorized. It is not a statement about code outside that scope.
Status
BSA is in development. This site describes what the platform is designed to do. It does not report completed audits, customers, certifications or integrations.