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You can audit AWS Terraform configurations against the CIS benchmark by scanning your infrastructure-as-code files to detect IAM, S3, logging, and networking misconfigurations, producing a prioritized report with CIS control IDs and remediation guidance.

Yes, you can check CloudFormation and CDK files for AWS security posture gaps by scanning the infrastructure-as-code outputs against the CIS Amazon Web Services Foundations Benchmark to identify configuration issues across IAM, storage, and networking.

An AWS CIS compliance audit evaluates Identity and Access Management, Storage, Logging, Monitoring, and Networking configurations against the CIS Amazon Web Services Foundations Benchmark v3.0.0 to detect insecure settings and compliance gaps.

When IAM or CloudTrail configuration data is missing during the AWS CIS benchmark scan, the tool handles the gap by marking those specific controls as Not Evaluable rather than failing them, ensuring accurate reporting.

The best way to review IAM policies for AWS compliance gaps is to scan IAM policy documents alongside Terraform and CloudFormation files using the CIS benchmark, which produces evidence-backed findings with severity levels and remediation steps.