This policy applies to every system that stores or processes customer data. Exceptions need written approval from the CISO.
Snitch reads your security policy, turns every shall statement into a check it can run, tests each one against your live configuration and highlights every sentence your infrastructure contradicts. Its Chaos Monkey then breaks a canary resource on purpose and times how fast your own controls catch it.
Narrated, with subtitles. Sound plays once you press play.
The same sentence from the film, step by step. Every policy sentence gets this treatment.
Drop in the policy PDF. Claude finds every sentence that makes a promise, the shall statements an auditor will test.
The sentence turns into code that asks your cloud the same question the auditor will ask.
# 4.2 Encryption keys shall be rotated every 90 days. def check_key_rotation(kms): for key in kms.list_keys()["Keys"]: status = kms.get_key_rotation_status(KeyId=key["KeyId"]) assert status["KeyRotationEnabled"] assert status["RotationPeriodInDays"] <= 90
Snitch calls the real API and compares the answer with the promise. Here the keys rotate once a year.
$ aws kms get-key-rotation-status --key-id 1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab { "KeyRotationEnabled": true, "KeyId": "1234abcd-12ab-34cd-56ef-1234567890ab", "RotationPeriodInDays": 365, "NextRotationDate": "2027-03-14T10:42:07+00:00" } ✗ assert status["RotationPeriodInDays"] <= 90 365 > 90
Snitch marks the sentence in the policy itself, with the evidence beside it. Then you fix the cloud or fix the policy, before an auditor finds the gap.
The policy from the film, with the results Snitch gave it there. Nothing on this page connects to a real account.
This policy applies to every system that stores or processes customer data. Exceptions need written approval from the CISO.
The wordmark is General Sans Bold. The line under it stays calm while a policy holds and swings red when it lies. Right-click any logo to save it, or copy its SVG.
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