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Infrastructure as code

7 guides tagged Infrastructure as code, grouped by topic, with the SDLC phase and role each is written for.

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Application security

1 guide

Runtime, cloud & APIs

5 guides
Guide · Runtime, cloud & APIs

Review infrastructure changes as access changes

Inspect the effective permissions, exposure, sensitive state, and recovery implications of a proposed infrastructure change.

Release, Maintenance · Developers, Platform engineers and SREs

Guide · Runtime, cloud & APIs

Review cloud permissions and role trust together

Distinguish who can obtain a cloud identity from what that identity can do, then test the effective access path.

Release, Maintenance · Developers, Platform engineers and SREs

Guide · Runtime, cloud & APIs

Test infrastructure policy and detect security-relevant drift

Connect source configuration, the proposed plan and deployed resources so a safe review does not become stale after deployment.

Release, Maintenance · Developers, Platform engineers and SREs

Guide · Runtime, cloud & APIs

Prevent subdomain takeover from dangling DNS records

A DNS record that outlives its cloud resource lets whoever claims the name serve content on your domain. Bind records to resources in IaC, remove the record first, verify domains and scan for dangling records.

Release, Maintenance · Platform engineers and SREs

Guide · Runtime, cloud & APIs

Apply a security baseline across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Give workloads platform identities instead of keys, guard the instance metadata endpoint, block public storage, keep audit logs past the default retention, close inbound admin ports and use the native secret store, with tested Terraform for AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

Release, Maintenance · Developers, AppSec engineers, Platform engineers and SREs

Identity & cryptography

1 guide

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