While your Git repository contains the pristine state of your Terraform declarations, the live environment undergoes continuous manual tweaks, emergency patches, and undocumented changes.
Manual configurations introduce vulnerabilities bypassing CI/CD checks.
Abandoned testing rigs and oversized systems silently inflate cloud spend.
A single unlogged manual action ruins audit compliance readiness.
From initial mapping to automated rollback verification, GenegicOps ensures your live state matches your design intent.
Traditional security scanners look at static configurations. GenegicOps builds a live dependency graph of active resource relationships, exposing orphaned subnets, shadow deployments, and untracked infrastructure.
GenegicOps analyzes your infrastructure across three vectors to build a comprehensive security and cost model.
GenegicOps pulls your active Terraform state files (`.tfstate`) from S3, Terraform Cloud, or GitLab backends and maps them against live AWS API query payloads. We find parameters changed outside of code, undocumented resources, and deleted blocks.
# aws_s3_bucket.production_assets has drifted: resource "aws_s3_bucket" "production_assets" { id = "production-assets" - acl = "private" + acl = "public-read" - block_public_acls = true + block_public_acls = false }
Evaluate your resources in real-time against standard security recommendations and organization-wide governance guidelines. Know immediately if someone opens Port 22/SSH, creates an IAM key, or creates an unencrypted bucket.
{
"rule_id": "cis-aws-1.22",
"title": "Ensure IAM policies do not allow broad admin privileges",
"status": "FAILED",
"impacted_resources": [
"arn:aws:iam::1234567890:policy/TemporaryDeveloperAccess"
],
"severity": "CRITICAL"
}
By saving historical telemetry of your configurations, GenegicOps notices when a resource's metadata, tag arrays, or operational performance changes suddenly. Find unlogged modifications that are not yet written into any IaC files.
// Undocumented modification on EC2 security-group: sg-0845a Last Modified: 2026-06-15T10:14Z by user: dev-adrian [Rules Updated] + Ingress: 0.0.0.0/0 port 22 (SSH) Note: No matching Terraform apply action recorded for this change.
See real-world security score improvements as GenegicOps discovers, rates, and resolves configuration drifts across your systems.
Watch your score increase from 72 to 91 within 90 days. Our dashboard helps compliance leads and security officers track improvement velocities.
Continuous configurations drift creates cost drift. GenegicOps identifies idle, oversized, and orphaned resources, compiling instant cost savings reports.
No CPU activity > 2% for 14 days.
Reserved but unattached network IPs.
Retained backups older than 180 days.
Provisioned write capacities idle.
Orphaned storage left behind.
Incorrect routing traversing regions.
When drift is found, GenegicOps does not just alert you. We write the exact Terraform rollback blocks needed to fix the violation, letting you review changes or apply them automatically in your CI/CD pipeline.
Bucket production-assets configuration changed. S3 Public Access Block was turned off, exposing assets.
# GenegicOps auto-generated remediation script # Fixes Public S3 Bucket drift on resource production-assets resource "aws_s3_bucket_public_access_block" "remedy" { bucket = "production-assets" block_public_acls = true block_public_policy = true ignore_public_acls = true restrict_public_buckets = true }
Map configuration drifts instantly against international compliance standards. Keep auditors happy with evidence trails generated on demand.
Access Controls
ISO 27001 Controls
AWS Foundation
NIST SP 800-53
Card Data Security
Healthcare Privacy
See how GenegicOps stacks up against cloud native solutions, complex posture scanners, and static code repositories.
| Feature | GenegicOps | Security Hub | Wiz | Terraform Cloud |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Drift Detection | ||||
| IaC State Comparison | ||||
| Auto Remediation | ||||
| Compliance Reports | ||||
| Cost Leak Detection |