GitHub Copilot writes fast, plausible-looking code — but independent research has found security weaknesses in roughly a quarter to a third of Copilot-generated snippets, from hardcoded credentials to missing authorization checks. We audit Copilot-assisted codebases for exactly these patterns and close the gaps before they become incidents.
Partial authorization — checks who you are, not what you can do
We add real per-action authorization checks instead of relying on authentication alone to gate sensitive operations.
Hardcoded credentials or secrets left in committed code
We move every secret to environment variables, rotate anything that was ever exposed, and add secret-scanning to prevent recurrence.
XSS, SQL injection or CSRF surfaces in generated endpoints
We replace unsafe string concatenation and unescaped output with parameterized queries and proper output encoding across the codebase.
Default configs shipped without production hardening
We review every AI-suggested default (CORS, session, error verbosity) against production security requirements and fix what's missing.
No consistent security review process for AI-assisted commits
We run a full code health and security audit and hand back a prioritized, scored report of what needs fixing before launch.
How the GitHub Copilot rescue works
Send us your GitHub Copilot project on WhatsApp — GitHub link or a zip export. We run a free Launch Readiness scan, send back a scored report of what's broken, then fix it at a fixed price. Most GitHub Copilot rescues ship in 48–72 hours. See pricing or read about our 4-step process.