Secure code review built for AI-generated codebases.
A Galen©-powered source code audit that finds the authorization gaps, insecure defaults, and unsafe patterns SAST tools miss — with proof for every finding and a validated fix. Galen© is Telhawk's AI security reviewer; Telhawk does not run human code audits.
Where real risk hides in a modern codebase
A code security audit only matters if it covers the layers that decide whether an attacker — or an honest user — can reach data and actions they shouldn't.
Object ownership, tenant boundaries, role checks, and privilege escalation paths across every route, function, and background job.
Insecure defaults, hallucinated APIs, unsafe library usage, missing input validation, and copy-paste duplication that SAST tools miss.
Where untrusted input reaches sinks: SQL, shell, deserialization, template rendering, file paths, and outbound HTTP.
Hardcoded credentials, leaked tokens, vulnerable dependencies, and build pipelines that ship unreviewed code to production.
Secure code review, not SAST output forwarded.
Most code audit services hand you a tool report with a logo on it. Telhawk reviews code the way an attacker reads it — by following data, identity, and trust — and proves every issue before you spend a sprint on it.
What you get from a Telhawk code audit
Teams that ask for a code security audit
Shipping code written largely by GPT, Claude, Copilot, or Gemini and needing an independent AI security reviewer — Galen© — to confirm the authorization and data-handling layers are sound.
Preparing for SOC 2, customer security review, or enterprise procurement and need an external secure code review on the codebase.
Needing an independent source code audit to find related issues, not just the one that was exploited.
Common questions about secure code review
Most Telhawk managed code security audits are completed in 5–7 business days after scope, access, and required materials are confirmed. Timing may vary for larger codebases, complex API flows, AI-agent workflows, or expanded review scope.
Telhawk reviews common modern application stacks, including TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, Node.js, Next.js, FastAPI, API services, AI application workflows, MCP servers, and AI-agent integrations. If your stack is not listed, Telhawk can review it during scoping.
Telhawk focuses on proof-backed findings, not raw scan output. Where applicable, findings include affected paths, relevant data flows, missing controls, risk context, remediation guidance, and validation status after correction.
Telhawk reviews source code with the depth a real attacker would — and proves every finding before you spend engineering time on it.