Primary surface
Reviews RLS policies against user, tenant, and admin behavior.
Review Supabase RLS, anon access, service key exposure, storage, RPC, and tenant isolation with SafeVibe.
Page intent
productSupabase security scanning for RLS, anon access, service keys, and tenant data boundaries.
This page is built as a product surface, not a brochure fragment: it explains the user problem, the security workflow, and the evidence a team should be able to show after the work is done.
Supabase security scanning for RLS, anon access, service keys, and tenant data boundaries. It is written for Supabase builders, B2B SaaS teams, founders, and security engineers, with the review anchored in the real application paths, roles, data, and evidence that drive the decision.
Reviews RLS policies against user, tenant, and admin behavior.
Tests anon, authenticated, and privileged access paths.
Checks storage, RPC, and query patterns for data boundary failure.
Documents policy gaps with fix criteria and retest evidence.
Row Level Security rules allow cross-tenant reads or writes.
Anon access exposes tables, storage objects, or RPC behavior.
Service keys or privileged paths leak into unsafe runtime contexts.
Database policies do not match application roles and workflows.
Reviews RLS policies against user, tenant, and admin behavior.
Tests anon, authenticated, and privileged access paths.
Checks storage, RPC, and query patterns for data boundary failure.
Documents policy gaps with fix criteria and retest evidence.
Map tables, roles, tenants, and sensitive workflows.
Test reads, writes, storage, and RPC access across roles.
Fix policy, key, and application boundary issues.
Retest tenant isolation before customer data expands.
RLS review summary
tenant isolation test record
privileged key exposure note
fixed policy retest evidence
Row Level Security rules allow cross-tenant reads or writes.
Anon access exposes tables, storage objects, or RPC behavior.
RLS review summary
Service keys or privileged paths leak into unsafe runtime contexts.
Row Level Security rules allow cross-tenant reads or writes.
Anon access exposes tables, storage objects, or RPC behavior.
Service keys or privileged paths leak into unsafe runtime contexts.
Database policies do not match application roles and workflows.
RLS is often the main enforcement layer for tenant data. Small policy mistakes can become full product data leaks.
Yes, with scoped access and care around secrets, production data, and customer-impacting operations.
It should. Supabase security depends on both database policy and how the application queries and exposes data.
A clear record of policy risks, affected roles, fixes, retests, and remaining accepted risk.
Map Supabase security scanning to your Supabase policies, tenant data paths, and retest evidence inside a SafeVibe review.