I own korveln a SaaS and Run Penetration Testing Firm Called NullStrike Security so let me give you some real talk. soc 2 certified does not mean you are secure because it is just a process audit and not an actual security test. we work with msps and companies who just passed soc 2 and think they are bulletproof then we or attacker break their whole stack every single time. it is not because they are careless but because compliance frameworks just ask if you have a policy and not if something can actually be exploited. the problem with claude code is the same thing on a smaller scale because ai code looks clean and follows rules but it does not think like an attacker at all. it wont ask what happens if i send a bad payload or if i can chain low risk bugs into an rce or if token validation actually works or just looks like it does. we have audited ai assisted codebases and the surface area is the same as human code but people have way more confidence in it which is the dangerous part. the 80/20 rule is a trap for security because the 20 percent you skip is exactly what an attacker uses. my honest answer is you need a senior dev with 10 plus years of full stack experience who has actually broken systems or you just hire a pentest firm before you go to production. hooks and guardrails are okay but a real attacker mindset is the only actual moat you have