Security review tuned for AI-generated code.
A Galen©-powered audit of code produced by GPT, Claude, Copilot, or Gemini — focused on the authorization gaps, unsafe defaults, and hallucinated patterns LLMs reliably ship to production. Galen© is Telhawk's AI security reviewer; Telhawk does not run human code reviews.
The patterns LLMs reliably get wrong
AI accelerates feature work. It also industrializes a small set of security mistakes. A proper AI code security audit looks for those mistakes directly — not just whatever SAST happens to flag.
LLMs generate routes and handlers that authenticate the user but never confirm they're allowed to touch the requested record. The number-one breach pattern in AI-built apps.
Wide-open CORS, disabled CSRF, permissive file uploads, plaintext secrets, and skipped input validation — because the model defaulted to the shortest working example.
Calls to functions that don't exist, parameters used incorrectly, and obscure or unmaintained libraries pulled in to satisfy a prompt.
The same insecure pattern repeated across dozens of files, multiplying the blast radius of every missed check.
Galen© reviews what the model can't see in itself.
Telhawk does not staff human code reviewers. Every Telhawk audit is delivered by Galen©, our AI security reviewer built specifically to catch the patterns LLMs reliably get wrong in the code they generate.
What you get from a Telhawk AI code audit
Common questions about AI code security audits
Same depth, tuned for how AI-generated code fails. We look for the patterns LLMs reliably get wrong — missing authorization, insecure defaults, hallucinated APIs, and copy-paste duplication — and flag where the same mistake spread across the codebase.
Code produced by or with GPT-5.5, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Cursor, and similar tools. The failure patterns are largely model-agnostic — what matters is reviewing the resulting code, not the tool that wrote it.
Telhawk focuses on proof-backed findings. Where applicable, findings include affected paths, relevant data flows, missing controls, risk context, remediation guidance, and validation status after correction.
Telhawk reviews AI-generated code the way an attacker reads it — and proves every finding before you spend engineering time on it.