Policy as Code

You can enforce infrastructure policies by integrating policy checks directly into your CI/CD pipelines using Conftest and Checkov to validate Terraform and CDK codebases. This prevents misconfigurations before deployment.

Policy as code codifies compliance rules into testable code that runs in CI, applying security guardrails to infrastructure pipelines. This mechanism prevents misconfigurations and compliance gaps across Terraform and CDK workflows.

Yes, you can use OPA and Conftest for policy authoring and testing against your Terraform configurations. This allows you to validate infrastructure code against custom compliance rules before deployment.

Yes, the policy enforcement approach supports SCP-based guardrails alongside Checkov for cloud security. This ensures infrastructure deployments meet necessary compliance and governance requirements across environments.

The best way to prevent cloud misconfigurations is codifying infrastructure rules into testable code that runs in CI. Applying Conftest and Checkov validations to IaC workflows catches compliance gaps early.

You need policy checks for CDK workflows to prevent compliance gaps by codifying rules into testable code that runs in CI. This validation ensures cloud resources meet security standards before provisioning.