review-aws-terraform

Reviewing Terraform changes for AWS security involves automated checks on PRs affecting modules, backends, and resources to catch public exposure, encryption gaps, IAM over-privilege, and state-file hygiene. It applies severity tiers and remediation guidance.

Terraform state-file hygiene involves securing and managing the Terraform state backend to prevent sensitive data exposure. It matters for fintech infrastructure because state files contain unencrypted secrets and resource configurations, requiring strict access controls and compliance validation.

Automating IAM least-privilege validation for AWS Terraform modules requires scanning PR changes to detect over-privileged roles and broad principal access. This enforces strict trust policy validation and prevents risky configurations from slipping into production.

Yes, this Terraform review tool checks encryption at rest and in transit for AWS resources. It validates KMS usage and Secrets Manager configurations to ensure infrastructure changes meet fintech-grade security standards before merging.

Yes, you can use this to catch public exposure on S3, RDS, and security groups in Terraform PRs. It applies automated checks to block risky configurations and surface blockers with severity tiers and remediation guidance.

Automated Terraform compliance checks for fintech infrastructure limit their scope to Terraform changes affecting AWS modules, backends, and resources. They focus on configuration hygiene and do not replace runtime security testing or manual architectural reviews.