Laravel Audit

Your Laravel stack.
Not only your business code.

Laravel gives teams strong foundations. The most expensive exposures usually come from configuration, debug tooling, routes revealed to the frontend, incomplete policies, and the integrations around the app. This audit checks what leaks and what actually bypasses your guardrails.

What we verify

Debug, errors, and technical surfaces

APP_DEBUG, verbose error pages, support components, technical traces, and operator or monitoring tools exposed in production.

Routes, Ziggy, and auth

Route maps revealed to the frontend, guards, policies, middleware, and admin endpoints that are truly reachable.

Files, signed URLs, and storage

Downloads, uploads, sensitive documents, signed links, local or cloud storage, and sharing logic.

Queues, webhooks, and automations

Technical flows that modify data or trigger important actions without sufficiently strict controls.

What we often find

Debug or support tooling left too visible

A developer convenience surface becomes a rich source of information or a practical entry point in production.

Routes exposed to the frontend

Ziggy, support scripts, or client bundles reveal the full application map and accelerate attacker reconnaissance.

Incomplete policies or middleware

Login exists, but fine-grained authorization across users, roles, or tenants is not consistently enforced.

Signed URLs or file access that drift too wide

Private downloads, exports, or documents are reachable more broadly than the team expects.

Ideal for

  • Laravel, Inertia, or Livewire applications with backoffice and dense business logic
  • Products handling roles, client spaces, documents, exports, or internal workflows
  • Stacks that grew quickly and accumulated debug, internal scripts, and peripheral integrations
  • Teams that want to verify real authorization behavior, not just trust the framework choice

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