ASH (Automated Security Helper) is a security scanning tool designed to perform preliminary security checks on code, infrastructure, and IAM configurations during the development process. The tool integrates multiple open-source security scanners including git-secrets, bandit, Semgrep, Grype, Syft, nbconvert, npm-audit, checkov, cdk-nag, and cfn-nag to provide comprehensive security analysis. ASH operates by cloning and executing these various security tools to identify potential security violations early in the development lifecycle. The tool maintains flexibility by using lightweight, open-source components that can run from different environments. The platform is currently undergoing re-architecture to implement a single-container architecture with improved documentation. Users are advised to review the individual tool licenses before implementation as ASH serves as an orchestration layer for multiple third-party security tools.
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