Prompt
Instructions, context, extensions, terminals, and connected tools.
AI Coding Security Review
A focused review for teams using Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code, or other AI coding workflows with repository, CI/CD, secrets, or deployment access.
Your AI coding tools can read or change source, pull requests, CI/CD, secrets, or developer machines, but your team has not yet validated the workflow trust boundaries and release controls.
Best fit: Engineering, security, platform, and product leaders using AI coding tools in repositories or delivery pipelines.
Repository and branch permissions, issue and pull-request trust, workflow triggers, secrets and tokens, generated code and commands, package and dependency paths, deployment influence, approvals, logging, and recovery.
Deliverable
A coding-workflow package with a trust-boundary map, permission matrix, abuse-case scenarios, prioritized findings register, remediation backlog, and engineering leadership memo.
Timeline
Typically 10 business days from kickoff and access confirmation.
Signature view / release path
The review maps the path from developer prompt to deployed change, identifying where generated work can cross a permission boundary or bypass a human decision.
Instructions, context, extensions, terminals, and connected tools.
Local files, credentials, packages, commands, and developer-machine access.
Reviewers, branch protections, generated diffs, comments, and merge authority.
Workflow triggers, build jobs, test output, secrets, and environment access.
Release approvals, production credentials, rollback, and post-change visibility.
Sample assessment package
Every engagement produces a decision-ready assessment package: an executive Go/No-Go memo, technical findings register, architecture/trust-boundary review, abuse-case matrix, and prioritized remediation roadmap.
Map of AI coding tools, identities, repository permissions, branch protections, pull-request actions, and merge authority.
Review of workflow triggers, generated changes, build jobs, deployment credentials, environments, and release approvals.
Assessment of how prompts, context windows, logs, extensions, terminals, and agents can reach sensitive credentials.
Scenarios covering malicious instructions, dependency changes, unsafe commands, hidden workflow edits, and review bypasses.
Sequenced controls for least privilege, sandboxing, review gates, secret handling, logging, and recovery validation.
Risk addressed
When to use it
Use this when a specific system boundary needs senior technical judgment before production access, customer review, or executive approval.
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