iac-security-review

Shift-left IaC security scanning detects public exposure, IAM over-privilege, missing encryption, and hardcoded secrets in Terraform and CloudFormation templates. It performs static code analysis on your codebase to generate a security report prior to cloud deployment.

Yes, you can scan Helm charts and Kubernetes manifests for IAM and encryption issues. The review applies static code analysis to check for proper TLS enforcement, data encryption, and over-broad permissions before deploying your infrastructure.

Running static code analysis on your IaC codebase detects hardcoded secrets in variables and outputs before cloud deployment. This shift-left approach scans Terraform, Pulumi, and ARM templates to generate a security report identifying sensitive data exposure.

Yes, this IaC security review works with Pulumi and Ansible configurations. It applies static code analysis to audit module and provider versions for security drift, logging configurations, and public exposure across your infrastructure code.

You need static code analysis tools for infrastructure-as-code security to accurately detect drift and vulnerabilities. They identify misconfigurations like missing audit logging, unencrypted data at rest, and open resources exposed to the internet before deployment.

When scanning ARM and Bicep templates for security drift, limitations include relying on static code analysis tools to detect vulnerabilities without runtime context. The review checks module and provider versions but cannot simulate live cloud environment behaviors.