We help engineering and security teams encode their rules as code, integrate them into CI/CD, and prevent misconfigurations before they reach production. Built on Terraform + GitHub Actions + AWS.
The Problem We Solve
Most organisations store security and compliance policies in PDF documents, wikis, or shared drives. Reviews happen manually, audits are slow, and configuration drift goes undetected across Terraform, Kubernetes, and cloud accounts. The result: misconfigurations reach production, incidents happen, and audits become painful.
What You Get
Block insecure changes before they reach production. Policies are checked automatically on every pull request.
Keep policies versioned and auditable alongside your infrastructure code. Every change has a clear audit trail.
Automate checks in CI/CD so teams ship quickly and safely. No more waiting for manual security reviews.
How We Work With You
Inventory current policies (security, compliance, operational), tooling, and CI/CD pipelines. Identify gaps and quick wins.
Choose the right framework (OPA/Conftest, Sentinel, Kyverno). Model example policies: tagging, regions, network exposure, IAM boundaries.
Wire checks into Terraform plans and GitHub Actions. Start with a safe warn-only phase, then enforce blocking on violations.
Handover documentation, train your teams, and set up an ongoing policy review cadence. Policies evolve with your infrastructure.
Example Policies
These are real-world rules we help clients enforce automatically:
Deny any Terraform change that creates or modifies an S3 bucket with public access enabled.
Block security groups that allow inbound traffic from 0.0.0.0/0 on sensitive ports (SSH, RDP, databases).
Require all Terraform resources to include tags for Owner, CostCenter, and Environment. No exceptions.
Who This Is For
If your teams use Terraform, Kubernetes, and Git-based workflows and you need stronger governance without slowing down delivery, Policy as Code is the answer. We integrate policy checks into your existing Terraform and GitHub Actions workflows, so your developers do not have to change how they work.
Reference Stack
Our primary reference architecture uses the most common cloud-native combination. Policies are stored in Git, code-reviewed, tested, and versioned just like application or infrastructure code.
Exposes plans that are easy to evaluate with OPA/Conftest or Sentinel. Every change is inspectable before apply.
Natural place to run policy checks on pull requests. Blocks non-compliant changes before merge.
Rich IAM, network, and tagging policies that benefit directly from automated enforcement.
Also supporting GitLab CI, Azure, and GCP environments.
Let us assess your current policies, tooling, and pipelines. We will show you exactly where Policy as Code can reduce risk and speed up delivery.