SecuIaC · Infrastructure as code security
Fix the cloud before it exists
The cheapest misconfiguration to fix is the one that never deployed. SecuIaC evaluates your infrastructure code across formats and providers, offline, and tells you exactly which lines to change.
$ secuiac scan ./infra
formats detected · terraform · k8s · helm
high · storage bucket public read
high · security group open to 0.0.0.0/0
fix guidance inline · policy mapped
✓ report written
How it works
01
Scan the repo
Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, and more, detected automatically across the tree.
02
Evaluate structurally
Rules reason over the parsed configuration, not text patterns, so renamed variables and modules stay covered.
03
Fix at the source
Findings point at the exact resource and attribute, with guidance your platform team can apply in minutes.
Why teams choose SecuIaC
Multi-format coverage
One engine across the IaC formats your teams use, with provider-aware rules for each cloud.
Policy mapping built in
Findings carry policy and compliance context, so audit questions have answers attached.
Pull-request friendly
Fast scans with precise locations make IaC review a merge check, not a quarterly cleanup.
Offline, deterministic
No cloud calls to evaluate your cloud code. Same input, same verdicts, anywhere it runs.
Frequently asked questions
Which IaC formats are covered?
Terraform, Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, and other common configuration formats, detected automatically in one scan of the repository.
Does it understand modules and variables?
Rules evaluate the parsed structure of your configuration, including values flowing through variables and modules, rather than matching on raw text.
Can it block risky changes in pull requests?
Yes. It is fast enough to run per pull request, and exit-code thresholds let you fail the check when a change introduces a high-severity misconfiguration.
See SecuIaC run on your own code, in your own network.
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