infra-security-audit

To audit cloud infrastructure for security misconfigurations, you provide an infrastructure directory path to scan Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, or Docker configurations. The audit identifies open security groups, unencrypted storage, and permissive IAM policies across AWS, GCP, and Azure.

You can scan Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes manifests, Dockerfiles, Helm charts, and Pulumi files for security misconfigurations. The audit detects open security groups, weak IAM policies, unencrypted resources, and missing WAF associations across these formats.

Yes, the infrastructure security audit supports AWS, GCP, and Azure cloud environments. It applies detection rules to identify missing encryption settings, MFA requirements, and WAF associations across your cloud infrastructure configurations.

Yes, you can check Terraform configurations for unencrypted storage and missing WAF associations. The audit reviews your infrastructure code to identify exposure risks and outputs prioritized findings with specific remediation guidance.

The best way to identify permissive IAM policies in Kubernetes manifests and Helm charts is to run an automated infrastructure audit. The scan evaluates configurations against detection rules and generates a prioritized report of security findings with remediation guidance.

The cloud infrastructure security audit provides prioritized findings with remediation guidance for detected exposure risks. It recommends mitigations and guardrails for insecure open access, weak encryption, excessive permissions, and missing rate limiting across cloud providers.