serverless

It scans for overprivileged IAM policies, event injection risks, and plain-text secrets in environment variables. The audit also checks for excessive timeout configurations, missing concurrency limits, and insecure /tmp directory data reuse in Lambda functions.

Before deployment, run security checks for overprivileged IAM roles, event data injection, and insecurely stored secrets. You should also verify resource configurations, including timeout settings, concurrency limits, and temporary directory usage to prevent breaches and ensure compliance.

Yes, the serverless security audit supports analysis of AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Azure Functions. It evaluates associated IAM policies and resource configurations across these platforms to identify common serverless application security flaws.

Yes, you can use semgrep, checkov, and tfsec to scan serverless applications. This Skill integrates with these scanners to identify security vulnerabilities, including event injection and misconfigured IAM policies in your cloud functions.

To detect overprivileged IAM policies in cloud functions, analyze the roles and permissions attached to your serverless applications. This Skill audits IAM policies to identify excessive permissions that could lead to security breaches if exploited.

Serverless applications have event data injection vulnerabilities when untrusted event data is used directly in commands or queries. This Skill identifies these security flaws by analyzing how event inputs are handled within your Lambda and cloud functions.