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Toyota Security Lens

Toyota Security Lens

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Loads a central security standards document and validates a project against the approved package and policy rules.
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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Security Standards Extension

This extension loads a central security policy and validates the active workspace against that policy.

Included behavior

  • Reads a central standards file from a configured path or the bundled fallback policy
  • Displays the policy in a panel or editor
  • Validates dependencies defined in package.json
  • Flags blocked packages and version mismatches
  • Shows diagnostics in the Problems panel
  • Provides quick commands to view, refresh, and check the policy

Commands

  • Security Standards: View Standards
  • Security Standards: Check Project
  • Security Standards: Refresh Policy
  • Security Standards: Open Policy File

Settings

  • securityExtension.standardsPath: Optional path to a central standards file
  • securityExtension.policyFormat: json or markdown
  • securityExtension.scanOnOpen: Automatically validate the project when VS Code opens a workspace
  • securityExtension.blockCriticalIssues: Mark critical policy violations as errors

Run locally

  1. Open this folder in VS Code.
  2. Run the extension with F5 or use the Launch Extension configuration.
  3. Open a workspace containing a package.json file.
  4. Use the command palette to run the security checks.

Default bundled policy

The extension includes a bundled fallback policy in:

  • resources/default-security-policy.json
  • resources/default-security-standards.md
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