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Enforcer checks how your cloud is really configured against ISO 27001 every day, and keeps a dated record. It runs alongside the compliance tool you already have.

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Getting Started

Enforcer-CCA is designed to be plug-and-play with your existing cloud infrastructure. It integrates seamlessly without requiring agents on your workloads.

Prerequisites

Before integrating Enforcer-CCA, ensure you have:

  • An active AWS account and/or a Kubernetes cluster (Azure and GCP are on the roadmap).
  • IAM permissions to create the read-only integration role Enforcer uses for evaluation.

Connecting your environment

Everything is done from the Enforcer dashboard — there is nothing to install in your cloud account and no agent to deploy on your workloads:

  1. Create an environment. An environment groups the accounts and clusters you want scored together (for example, Production AWS).
  2. Add an adapter. Under Adapters, connect a read-only AWS credential or a Kubernetes service account. The adapter defines which resource types Enforcer evaluates — S3, IAM, EC2, security groups, RBAC, network policies, and more.
  3. Run your first scan. Trigger a scan from the dashboard (or schedule recurring scans under Workflows). The drift flow discovers your resources, evaluates them against the ISO 27001-mapped policy set, and records resource-level evidence for every check.

Once connected, the platform immediately begins evaluating your environment against the default policy baseline — every finding traceable to the exact resource, policy, and timestamp.