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GitHub Action automates cloud security audits in CI/CD pipelines

A new GitHub Action called stackql-audit-action has been released to automate cloud security audits within CI/CD pipelines. This tool integrates directly into workflows, running checks on services like Google Cloud Platform, AWS, and Azure. It aims to catch configuration drift by performing daily or per-pull-request audits, providing immediate feedback on security vulnerabilities such as open SSH ports or publicly accessible storage buckets. AI

IMPACT Streamlines cloud security posture management by integrating automated checks into development workflows.

RANK_REASON The item describes a new tool (GitHub Action) for cloud security auditing.

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GitHub Action automates cloud security audits in CI/CD pipelines

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  1. dev.to — MCP tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Nirmal Chhodvadiya ·

    Add continuous cloud audit to your CI/CD in ten minutes

    <p>Cloud security reviews are usually quarterly. Configuration drift happens daily. Between review cycles, buckets get created, firewall rules get loosened, service accounts get reused, and a bucket that was locked down last quarter might not be locked down today. Nothing about t…