security-posture

You can inspect host security posture by collecting users, groups, sudo rights, listening sockets, firewall state, and certificate expiry. This Skill gathers that admin evidence to surface exposure and privilege issues before remediation.

A host security audit includes detecting public listeners, weak permissions, certificate drift, open sockets, and firewall rules. It inventories service hardening and secret exposure to provide comprehensive visibility for remediation.

Check certificate expiry and secret exposure by running collectors that analyze host posture data. This Skill identifies certificate drift and exposed secrets, persisting findings into SQLite-backed runtime state for verification and continuity.

Yes, you can persist security audit findings to a shared SQLite database. This Skill writes users, sockets, firewall, and certificate evidence into durable runtime state to support tickets, verification, and operational continuity.

No dependencies are required to run host hardening and firewall state checks. This Skill uses helper scripts and references to inventory sockets, firewall rules, and package state directly on the target host.

The best way to inventory sudo rights and package state is to run collectors that gather user, group, and vulnerability posture data. This Skill captures config drift and package state to support audits before hardening actions.