Intercept stupidly easy to use, small footprint Policy as Code subsecond command-line scanner that leverages the power of the fastest multi-line search tool to scan your codebase. It can be used as a linter, guard rail control or simple data collector and inspector. Consider it a cross-platform weaponized ripgrep.
Features
Policy As Code
Policy as code is the idea of writing code to manage and automate policies. By representing policies as code in YAML files, proven software development best practices can be adopted such as version control, automated testing, and automated deployment.
How It Works?
Intercept merges environment flags, policies YAML and optional exceptions YAML to generate a global config. It recursively scans a target path for policy breaches against your code and generates a human-readable detailed output of the findings.
Also Read – RMS : Runtime Mobile Security
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Use Cases
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