hermes-attestation-guardian

You detect configuration drift by generating a deterministic posture attestation and verifying it against a secured baseline. This process identifies any unauthorized changes to your Hermes infrastructure setup.

Security attestation generates a verifiable record of your infrastructure's posture. For Hermes, it creates a deterministic snapshot of configurations to ensure integrity and detect unauthorized modifications.

Yes, Node.js is required as a dependency. You need the Node environment installed to execute the attestation and drift detection scripts for your Hermes infrastructure.

You generate an attestation by running the 'generate_attestation' script. This creates a deterministic posture attestation capturing the current security state of your Hermes infrastructure.

The best way to maintain Hermes security posture is combining regular attestation generation with drift detection. This verifies configurations against baselines continuously, catching configuration drift early before it causes vulnerabilities.

Drift detection matters because it identifies when infrastructure configurations change from their secure baseline. Catching this drift early in Hermes prevents configuration changes from introducing security vulnerabilities.