Base44 Launches Security Center for Workspace-Wide Oversight
Base44Base44 introduced Security Center, a unified dashboard giving Enterprise plan admins and owners a portfolio-wide view of security risk across every app in a workspace, replacing the need to check apps one by one. The dashboard covers findings from row-level security, secrets, backend functions, dependencies, static code analysis, and headers, and supports bulk actions like running scans, unpublishing apps, and transferring ownership.
One Dashboard for Every App's Security Posture
Base44 launched Security Center, a new workspace-wide dashboard that consolidates security visibility across every app an Enterprise workspace owns, rather than requiring admins to review each app individually.
What's in the Dashboard
Security Center surfaces findings from six categories at once: row-level security recommendations, exposed secrets, backend function issues, dependency vulnerabilities, static code analysis findings, and security header gaps, alongside each app's scan and publish status in a single portfolio view. Admins can search, filter, and export results to CSV, customize which columns are visible, and jump directly into any individual app's Security page, live preview, or dashboard from the same screen.
Bulk Actions Built In
Beyond visibility, Security Center supports acting at scale: admins can run a security scan or unpublish an app, one at a time or in bulk, and transfer app ownership directly from the dashboard, without navigating into each app separately.
Why It Matters
For organizations running many apps across a Base44 Enterprise workspace, security review previously meant checking each app's individual Security page in turn, a process that scales poorly as the number of apps grows. Security Center turns that into a single-pane-of-glass workflow, letting security and platform teams triage risk across an entire portfolio, prioritize fixes, and take corrective action (like unpublishing a risky app) in one place. It's a meaningful maturity step for Base44's Enterprise offering, treating security governance as a first-class, portfolio-level concern rather than something handled app by app.