cloud-security-auditor

Cloud infrastructure security auditing involves inspecting IaC templates like Terraform and CloudFormation, analyzing IAM roles for privilege escalation paths, and checking VPC configurations against CIS benchmarks and NIST CSF frameworks to identify and remediate security gaps.

Yes, you can scan Terraform, CloudFormation, and Pulumi IaC templates for misconfigurations. The inspection process identifies security gaps and maps findings to CIS and NIST CSF benchmarks to prioritize necessary remediation actions for your cloud infrastructure.

Checking IAM policies for privilege escalation paths requires reviewing roles and policies within your cloud environment to detect overly permissive configurations. The analysis identifies potential security risks and maps them to CIS benchmarks for prioritized remediation.

Yes, the security audit verifies data protection configurations by checking encryption at rest and in transit, validating KMS key rotation policies, and reviewing bucket policies. Findings are mapped to NIST CSF and CIS benchmarks for compliance verification.

The best way to prepare cloud infrastructure for a compliance audit is to proactively scan IaC templates, analyze IAM policies, and review network security settings against CIS and NIST CSF benchmarks to identify and remediate misconfigurations before formal assessment.

Identified cloud security misconfigurations are prioritized for remediation by mapping each finding to CIS benchmarks and NIST CSF frameworks. This compliance mapping highlights critical security gaps in IAM, network, and data protection configurations for immediate action.