ScanMySaaS field guides

Fix the surface your customers can see.

Practical guides for the checks that repeatedly matter in SaaS websites, source repositories, deployment workflows, and databases. Each one explains what the signal means, what to verify, and how to ship a safer change.

Browser security·8 min read

Security headers for SaaS: what to add first

A practical guide to CSP, HSTS, clickjacking protection, MIME sniffing, referrer policy, and permissions policy for SaaS teams.

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Transport security·7 min read

SSL and TLS checklist for a production SaaS

Check certificate trust and expiry, HTTPS redirects, HSTS, mixed content, cookies, and redirect chains before they become incidents.

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Technical SEO·7 min read

robots.txt and XML sitemaps for SaaS websites

Configure robots.txt and XML sitemaps without leaking private routes or accidentally blocking the public pages that should rank.

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AI discovery·6 min read

llms.txt for SaaS: useful file, realistic expectations

What an llms.txt file can communicate, what it cannot guarantee, and how to publish a concise version for a SaaS product.

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Application exposure·8 min read

Exposed files and source maps in production

Find and remove public environment files, Git metadata, backups, debug pages, and JavaScript source maps from a SaaS deployment.

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Repository security·8 min read

GitHub secret scanning for vibe-coded apps

What to do when an AI-built app commits an .env file, API key, database URL, private key, or service credential to GitHub.

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CI and deployment·9 min read

GitHub Actions security for vibe-coded apps

Review workflow token permissions, pull_request_target, secret handling, third-party actions, and release jobs before an AI-generated workflow reaches production.

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Database security·10 min read

Supabase security for vibe-coded apps

Protect a Supabase app with Row Level Security, correct key placement, tenant-aware policies, storage rules, and server-only administrative access.

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