ToolsAugust 26, 2026via Vercel Blog
Vercel Security Dashboard is now generally available
Why it matters
A security product ship that directly enables agent autonomy in deployment pipelines. Practitioners deploying agents at scale now have structured, CLI-native security checks they can wire into agentic workflows without manual triage.
Key signals
- Vercel Security Dashboard now GA across all plans
- Detects: missing 2FA, long-lived credentials, public preview deployments, stale environment variables
- CLI command 'vercel security check' outputs JSON for agent consumption
- Agents can read findings, apply fixes (2FA enforcement, OIDC swap, variable sensitivity marking), and re-check
- Findings ordered by severity; mutable; exportable to CSV
- Available in UI and CLI; scoping per-project with --project flag
- Non-interactive environments auto-output JSON to stdout
- Security Dashboard now GA across all Vercel plans
- CLI integration: 'vercel security check' can be consumed by agents for automated remediation
- Findings exportable to CSV; support for scoped checks via '--project' flag
- Agent-friendly output: JSON structured results in CI/non-interactive environments
- Findings ranked by risk severity with direct links to remediation settings
The hook
Vercel's Security Dashboard is now GA on all plans—and it's built for agents. Automated scans flag misconfigurations; CLI output goes straight to agentic workflows.
The Vercel Security Dashboard is now generally available on all plans, giving you one place to see your security posture across every account and project.
You can access the Security Dashboard in or run in the Vercel CLI. the UIvercel security check
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