security-audit

To audit ClawdStrike policy YAML files for security vulnerabilities, run a security audit using the command `security-audit run --policy policy.yaml`. This validates the policy, evaluates guard coverage, and compiles findings into a structured report.

Yes, you can check policy compliance against HIPAA, SOC 2, and PCI-DSS frameworks. The security audit assesses policy compliance scoring to ensure your ClawdStrike policies meet industry standards and regulatory requirements.

Guard coverage analysis in security policy auditing evaluates active guards within ClawdStrike policies to identify gaps in coverage. This ensures policies are resilient to attacks and effectively mitigate potential vulnerabilities.

To test ClawdStrike policies for false positives and negatives, run scenario testing during a security audit. This process tests the policy against various scenarios to uncover detection inaccuracies and validate effectiveness.

The best way to compare a ClawdStrike policy against a baseline is to use the policy comparison feature during a security audit. This identifies potential weaknesses and deviations from your standard security configuration.

You need a valid policy YAML file to run ClawdStrike policy validation. The security audit checks for errors and warnings in these files without requiring external dependencies, making it easy to integrate into development workflows.