Cloud-audit – AWS scanner that chains findings into attack paths
Correlates AWS findings into attack chains with Terraform fix scripts.

Turns tedious 50-page CIS PDFs into 60-second compliance scores with runnable remediation scripts.
Windows Server administrators, cybersecurity engineers, and enterprise IT teams managing compliance audits.
CIS-CAT Pro (official CIS tool, expensive and slower) · Nessus (broader scanner, overkill for CIS-only use) · Qualys VMDR (compliance scanning at enterprise scale)
I built JVBar to automate both halves: the assessment and the remediation.
How it works: - A read-only PowerShell script (Get-* cmdlets + secedit /export, no writes) collects the server config - The engine compares it against 50 CIS Benchmark controls for Windows Server 2022/2025 and scores compliance 0-100 - For each failed control it generates a remediation script with rollback commands and a plain-English impact note
Currently covers Windows Server 2019, 2022, 2025 and Windows 11. More controls and platforms (Active Directory, VMware ESXi, Azure) on the roadmap.
Pricing: Free tier (3 scans/day), $29/mo Pro (unlimited + remediation scripts), $99/mo Team. 90% off for first 20 customers.
The audit script source will be on GitHub shortly.
Correlates AWS findings into attack chains with Terraform fix scripts.
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