---
title: "Going beyond Google Login for critical apps. Identifying gaps & hardening your entry points."
slug: going-beyond-google-login-hardening-entry-points
date_published: 2026-02-27T10:00:00.000Z
original_url: https://www.tigzig.com/post/going-beyond-google-login-hardening-entry-points
source: fresh
processed_at: 2026-02-27T10:00:00.000Z
---

# Going beyond Google Login for critical apps. Identifying gaps & hardening your entry points.

![TigZig Command](/images/blog/tigzigCommand.png)

Just AI security audit is not enough.. it misses things.

So had two Claude's go against each other....one hitting my app the other one fixing it. 130 tests across 3 phases.

This is the app that monitors all my databases, servers, deployments. Basically the keys to the kingdom, sitting on the public internet deployed at logs.tigzig.com. I also have client tools deployed on open internet (all with OAuth).

For admin-type apps sitting on the public internet (vs a VPN), OAuth (Google etc) alone isn't enough. So now this app has multiple independent gates.. Cloudflare Turnstile for invisible bot detection, a password gate before you even see the login page, Google OAuth with email whitelist, Google Authenticator MFA, JWT verification on every API call.

DDoS with rotating proxies - my server might remain unavailable for a little while till I turn on the 'under attack' mode in Cloudflare, But my gates won't be breached (hopefully)

More gate security possible? yupp.. but for a tool builder for small businesses, I think this is good enough.

Updated the security checklist to 78 items with all the new patterns.
[tigzig.com/security](https://tigzig.com/security-checklist)