Vercel Security Dashboard in private beta
The Vercel Security Dashboard is now available in private beta, aggregating security posture across accounts and projects. It flags misconfigurations like missing 2FA, publicly accessible preview environments, and long-lived credentials, helping teams prevent security incidents.
The Vercel Security Dashboard is now in private beta. It aggregates the security posture of every account and project on Vercel.
As teams grow and coding agents make it easy to spin up new projects, small misconfigurations can add up quietly and quickly. Team members without 2FA, publicly accessible preview environments, or long-lived credentials where short-lived ones would do. Each of these can lead to a security incident or breach.
The security dashboard flags these findings across Vercel environments, explains what they are, and guides you towards fixing them.
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