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    Compliance-as-Code
    Implementation

    Turn your compliance requirements into enforceable code. Policies in Git, controls in CI/CD, audit trails that write themselves.

    8-10 weeks typical engagement
    Engineering teams focus
    Automated policy enforcement

    What It Looks Like

    OPA Policy Example
    # Deny public S3 buckets
    deny[msg] {
      resource := input.resources[_]
      resource.type == "aws_s3_bucket"
      resource.config.acl == "public-read"
      msg := "S3 buckets must not be public"
    }
    Terraform Sentinel
    # Require encryption on all EBS volumes
    import "tfplan/v2" as tfplan
    
    ebs_volumes = filter tfplan.resource_changes as _, rc {
      rc.type is "aws_ebs_volume"
    }
    
    main = rule {
      all ebs_volumes as _, vol {
        vol.change.after.encrypted is true
      }
    }

    What You Get

    • Policies and controls defined as code in your Git repositories
    • Automated policy enforcement through CI/CD pipelines
    • Infrastructure compliance validation before deployment
    • Audit trails that generate automatically from commits and deployments
    • Self-documenting compliance that stays current with your systems

    Scope & Deliverables

    Policy Engineering

    • Policies translated to machine-readable format
    • Open Policy Agent (OPA) rule development
    • Terraform Sentinel policies
    • Custom policy frameworks as needed

    CI/CD Integration

    • Pre-commit compliance hooks
    • Pull request compliance gates
    • Deployment-time policy validation
    • Automated compliance reporting

    Documentation & Audit

    • Auto-generated compliance documentation
    • Git-based audit trails
    • Evidence collection automation
    • Auditor-friendly reports and dashboards

    Tools & Frameworks

    Open Policy Agent
    Terraform Sentinel
    AWS Config Rules
    Azure Policy
    GCP Org Policies
    Conftest
    Checkov
    tfsec

    Typical Timeline

    1

    Policy Discovery

    Week 1-2

    Identify compliance requirements, map to technical controls

    2

    Code Development

    Week 3-6

    Translate policies to code, build enforcement rules

    3

    Pipeline Integration

    Week 7-8

    Integrate with CI/CD, configure gates and reporting

    4

    Testing & Rollout

    Week 9-10

    Validate policies, train team, gradual enforcement

    What We Need From You

    • Current compliance requirements/framework
    • Access to code repositories
    • CI/CD pipeline access
    • Infrastructure documentation
    • Engineering lead as point of contact
    • 4-6 hours/week for collaboration

    FAQs

    Client Success Stories

    "isAuditr helped us achieve SOC 2 Type II certification in just 8 weeks. Their automation-first approach saved us countless hours of manual work."

    Sarah Chen
    CTO
    TechFlow

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