Secure Code Review Cheat Sheet — Configuration & Deployment
[ ] Secure defaults: Security-focused default configurations [ ] Environment separation: Proper isolation between environments [ ] Secrets management: No hardcoded secrets, proper secret storage and rotation (for more information, see Secrets Management Cheat Sheet) [ ] Error handling: Graceful erro
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[ ] Secure defaults: Security-focused default configurations [ ] Environment separation: Proper isolation between environments [ ] Secrets management: No hardcoded secrets, proper secret storage and rotation (for more information, see Secrets Management Cheat Sheet) [ ] Error handling: Graceful error handling without information disclosure (for more information, see Error Handling Cheat Sheet) [ ] Logging security: Sensitive data not logged, proper log protection (for more information, see Logging Cheat Sheet) [ ] Security headers: Appropriate HTTP security headers configured (for more information, see HTTP Headers Cheat Sheet) [ ] TLS configuration: Strong cipher suites and protocol versions (for more information, see Transport Layer Security Cheat Sheet) [ ] Dependency management: Up-to-date libraries without known vulnerabilities (for more information, see Vulnerable Dependency Manage
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