An application audit is a systematic evaluation of an application to assess its security, performance, usability, and adherence to best practices. It involves analyzing the code, architecture, and user experience to identify vulnerabilities, bugs, and areas for improvement, ultimately ensuring the application is robust, secure, and aligned with business goals. 

• Performance Evaluation:

  Assesses the application’s speed, efficiency, and scalability to ensure it can handle its intended workload. 

   

   
• Usability Review:

  Examines the user interface and overall user experience to ensure it is intuitive and user-friendly. 

   

   
• Code and Architecture Analysis:

  Involves reviewing the application’s underlying code and structure to ensure it is well-designed, maintainable, and free from flaws. 

   

   
• Control Testing:

  Evaluates the application’s internal controls, such as data completeness, accuracy, validity, and authorization, to ensure data integrity. 

   

   

• Uyğunluq:

  Helps ensure the application meets industry standards and regulatory requirements. 

   

   
• Quality Improvement:

  Provides a comprehensive evaluation that identifies areas for optimization, leading to better performance and user satisfaction. 

   

   
• User Trust:

  Builds user confidence by demonstrating a commitment to security and a reliable product. 

   

   

• Automated Tools:

  Automated scanners and Dynamic Analysis (DAST) tools are used to quickly identify common security flaws, according to FuturByte and Veracode. 

   

   
• Combination of Methods:

  A comprehensive audit often combines manual techniques with automated tools for a thorough assessment.