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Define your audit scope first
Create cards in the Scope column for every system, API surface, and data flow you plan to audit. A clear scope prevents your team from boiling the ocean and keeps the audit focused.
// Security Audit
Find it, fix it, verify it.
Track every vulnerability from initial scan through remediation and verification. Your security team gets a single board that doubles as a compliance audit trail.
Scope
3Define audit scope for customer-facing API surface
High
Inventory third-party dependencies for CVE review
Medium
Map authentication flows and session management
Critical
Scanning
2Run OWASP ZAP scan against staging environment
High
Static analysis scan of payment module with Semgrep
Critical
Findings
3XSS vulnerability in user profile bio field
Critical
Missing rate limiting on password reset endpoint
High
Outdated TLS 1.1 support on legacy API gateway
Medium
Remediation
2Patch SQL injection in advanced search query builder
Critical
Add CSRF token validation to all state-changing forms
High
Verified
2Confirmed: S3 bucket policies locked to VPC endpoint
High
Re-scan passed - CORS headers correctly restricted
Medium
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Tag findings by severity
Use Critical, High, and Medium labels on every finding card. This lets your security team filter the board to focus on the most dangerous vulnerabilities first.
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Track remediation with checklists
Add a checklist to each finding card with specific fix steps: patch code, update config, write regression test, verify in staging. Check items off as the remediation progresses.
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Verify fixes before closing
Move cards to Verified only after re-scanning confirms the vulnerability is resolved. The card history in Flux provides an audit trail showing when each finding was discovered and fixed.
01 What is a security audit board?
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A security audit board tracks the full lifecycle of a security assessment - from defining scope and running scans to documenting findings, tracking remediation, and verifying fixes. Each card represents a specific audit task or vulnerability finding.
02 Can I customize the severity labels?
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Yes. Flux labels are fully customizable. Rename Critical, High, Medium to match your severity framework, or add labels like OWASP Top 10, PCI, or HIPAA to categorize findings by compliance standard.
03 How does Flux support security audit workflows?
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Flux real-time sync keeps your security team aligned as findings are discovered and remediated. The activity log provides a timestamped audit trail for compliance reporting. Use checklists for remediation steps and labels to prioritize by severity.
// Secure your stack
Audit complete, nothing missed.
No credit card. Track security findings with real-time sync, severity labels, and a full audit trail.