Software Code Audit Services
What is a code audit?
A software code audit is an analysis of project code that gives you in-depth information on your software’s quality and reveals bugs and security risks.
A software code audit is an analysis of project code that gives you in-depth information on your software’s quality and reveals bugs and security risks.
Get a strategy for improving your software
Detect existing and potential risks
Eliminate security vulnerabilities
Validate current performance
Make sure your software is scalable
Learn about the scope of maintenance
Remove spaghetti code and increase maintainability
Verify compliance with modern development standards, guidelines, and best practices
5 angles of your code analysis
We use a variety of modern automated services like SonarQube for code audits. We’ll choose a tool stack based on your project’s tech stack and size
Introduction
During an interview, we learn about
your project,your audit
goals, your business objectives,
and your future plans.
Static code analysis
We assess your code as is and look
at potential security risks of your
source code.
Third-party services
analysis
We assess the functionality of
third-party services you use to find
out their capabilities and how they
correspond to your goals.
Action items
You’ll get a list of
recommendations for your code. In
this list, you’ll
see issues with your code that we suggest fixing. We’ll offer to refactor or completely
rewrite your code depending on its
current state.
Software architecture
assessment
We analyze your product’s
architecture and see how well
it fits your current and future goals.
Code inspection
After a series of tests, you get a list
of inconsistencies, bugs, and
security vulnerabilities.
Reports
You get information on how scalable your
product is in terms of functionality you might
add in the future.
These are the main factors that define the cost of a code audit:
Average number of hours needed for a code audit according to your project’s size:
Note that we can provide a final estimate only after we assess your project.
As the result of a software audit, you get a report on identified code issues. We define critical and non-critical issues and provide recommendations on how to manage them based on their priorities. We involve a project manager in the software audit process so you get clear non-technical explanations of issues in the software audit checklist.