> ## Documentation Index
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# Database: Security settings

> View and manage the security settings for your database in a Bolt project.

The Security section of database settings lets you identify vulnerabilities, such as missing RLS policies and insecure permissions.

## View Security settings

To open the security settings for your project's database, follow these steps:

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1. Log in to your Bolt project.
2. Click the **database icon** in the top center of your screen.
3. Click **Security Audit** in the top navigation menu.

## Fix security issues

Any security issues Bolt identifies are listed in the Security Audit screen. In the example screenshot below, two security issues are identified:

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* Function Search Path Mutable
* Leaked Password Protection Disabled
  <Info>
    Leaked Password Protection requires a Supabase Pro plan or higher and isn't available for Bolt databases. If you manage your database in Supabase and have a paid account, you can enable Leaked Password Protection in your Supabase settings. To learn more, see [Supabase's password security documentation](https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/password-security).
  </Info>

To automatically correct security issues, click the **Ask Bolt to fix** button.