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What Is the Difference between a Code Review and a Full Security Audit?

Code review is internal and focuses on function; security audit is external and focuses on vulnerabilities.
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What Is the Difference between a Code Review and a Full Security Audit?

A code review is a collaborative, internal process where developers check each other's code for functionality, efficiency, and basic errors. A full security audit is a formal, in-depth, external examination by specialized security professionals focusing specifically on identifying vulnerabilities, exploits, and financial risks.

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