How to Conduct a Self-Audit: A Checklist for Identifying Vulnerabilities in Legacy Code
Legacy applications rarely become security liabilities overnight. Vulnerabilities accumulate through outdated dependencies, undocumented integrations, inconsistent access controls, and architectural decisions that no longer match current security requirements. For enterprise engineering teams, the challenge extends beyond finding defective code. They must determine which weaknesses expose production systems, which can be corrected safely, and which require architectural…
