CloudXero's Policy Engine runs Open Policy Agent against your GCP environment using the CIS Google Cloud Foundations Benchmark v2.0 — automatically, on every Terraform generation, with plain-English remediation for every violation.
When Snyk acquired Fugue in 2023, Regula — the most capable open-source GCP compliance-as-code tool — was quietly deprecated. The gap it left is real: most teams are back to manual CIS checklists or expensive enterprise tools that take months to deploy.
CloudXero fills that gap. You get Regula-level power (OPA + Rego, CIS GCP v2.0, Terraform gate) with a no-code interface that works for the whole team — not just the one person who knows Rego.
CloudXero reads your resource configuration — compute instances, firewall rules, Cloud SQL, GKE clusters, storage buckets — via a read-only service account.
25+ OPA-compatible Rego policies from the CIS Google Cloud Foundations Benchmark v2.0 are evaluated against your resource snapshot in milliseconds.
Each finding is tagged with its CIS control ID, severity, affected resource type, and a plain-English remediation hint — no Rego knowledge required.
Every Terraform generation is automatically scanned. CIS violations appear as an inline panel with control IDs and fix instructions — before you commit a single line.
Unlike black-box scanners, CloudXero shows you the exact Rego policy that fired on your environment. Click any violation to see the Rego source, understand the logic, and know exactly what to fix.
For GCP architects and security engineers who know Rego, this is the foundation for building your own custom policies in the Rego Editor.
PCI-DSS, SOC 2, and NIST 800-53 frameworks are on the roadmap. Enterprise customers get custom Rego bundles.
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