For security and cloud teams
Assess security in an existing cloud environment
Understand your current posture, identify gaps, and prepare changes against your security and compliance requirements.
The challenge
An inherited or long-running environment can contain undocumented decisions and inconsistent controls. Findings are only useful if engineers can connect them to the affected infrastructure and understand how to address them.
How it works
- 01
Establish the context
Bring infrastructure code and connected cloud context into the assessment. Use architecture views to understand resources and relationships.
- 02
Evaluate against your requirements
Assess the environment against organizational rules. Use deterministic verification and supporting analysis to identify gaps and give the team evidence to review.
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Turn findings into proposed fixes
Have agents prepare remediation changes with the surrounding infrastructure in context. Verify the changes and send them through the team’s review process.
An example
Assess an existing cloud estate against company access and network requirements, then prepare infrastructure changes for the gaps the team prioritizes.
What changes for your team
Connect security assessment to engineering work. Give teams specific findings, proposed fixes, and verification evidence instead of another report to interpret. See how to measure the value.
Start with a real infrastructure challenge.
Bring a workflow, an existing stack, or a new cloud project. We can walk through where Infracodebase fits and what your team would review.