SaaS & web applicationsYour SaaS shipped fast.
Your SaaS shipped fast.
Was it ever secured?
Modern SaaS runs on Supabase, Firebase, Laravel, Next.js. Powerful stacks, but configuration mistakes are everywhere — and the AI tools writing your code don't check for security.
SaaS-specific challenges
GDPR — processor liability
In forceAs a SaaS, you're a data processor for your clients (Art. 28). You're on the hook for the security of the data you process.
Client security questionnaires
Every new clientYour enterprise clients will send security questionnaires. An audit report is the strongest answer you can give.
Vibe coding and AI
2025-202662% of AI-generated code ships with vulnerabilities. If you use Cursor, Copilot, or Lovable, your code has almost certainly never been audited.
Common SaaS vulnerabilities
- Missing or incomplete RLS policies on Supabase (SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE)
- Firestore rules loose enough to allow cross-user access
- Unauthenticated API endpoints leaking business data
- Webhooks hardcoded in front-end JavaScript (n8n, Stripe, and friends)
- Ziggy routes and Laravel configuration exposed to the public
- Paywall bypass through signup (disable_signup worked around)
On one training platform, we found an n8n webhook hardcoded in the JS — unauthenticated admin account creation, full escalation in two minutes.