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Terraform and infrastructure-as-code review
A close read of your Terraform, Bicep and cloud automation looking for drift, over-broad access, fragile module structure and deployment risk — the issues that surface as an incident months later rather than as an error at plan time.
What usually gets in the way
- State files stored insecurely, or shared in ways nobody tracks.
- Modules copied between projects and quietly diverging.
- Hard-coded credentials and secrets inside the configuration.
- Real infrastructure drifted away from what the code says.
- No plan review or approval step before apply.
- Permissions on the deployment identity far wider than needed.
How we approach it
- Review repository structure, module design and state handling.
- Identify drift between declared and actual infrastructure.
- Move secrets out of code into a managed store.
- Introduce plan review, policy checks and controlled apply.
- Tighten the deployment identity to least privilege.
- Leave written recommendations ordered by risk, not by ease.
What you end up with
- Infrastructure code that matches what is actually running.
- Secrets and state handled to a standard that survives audit.
- Fewer surprise changes and safer, more predictable applies.
- A prioritised remediation list your team can work through.
Start with a conversation
Tell us where you are with terraform and infrastructure-as-code review and we’ll tell you what it actually takes.