apply.Govern Terraform, Dockerfiles, Kubernetes manifests and CloudFormation with the same policy engine and evidence trail as your application code — caught in the IDE and at the PR gate, not in a post-deploy scan.
The problem. AI now writes infrastructure as readily as application code — and a single generated Terraform block can open a public bucket, drop an over-broad IAM policy, or ship a root container. By the time a cloud scanner flags it, it's already deployed.
Policy violations in IaC surface in the IDE and block at the PR gate — before infrastructure is provisioned, not after.
Public exposure, weak crypto, over-privileged roles, missing encryption, and root containers — mapped to CIS Benchmarks and your frameworks.
The control you set for app code applies to the infrastructure that runs it — one policy set, one assessment, one evidence trail.
Encode your organization's IaC standards as policy-as-code that travels with the repository and enforces automatically.
Coverage: Terraform · Dockerfile · Kubernetes manifests · CloudFormation