Cloud Reports is a cloud security assessment tool that collects information about various cloud resources and evaluates them against established best practices. The tool operates through three main components: - Collectors that gather information from cloud environments - Analyzers that evaluate the collected data against security best practices and compliance standards - Reporters that generate assessment results in multiple output formats The tool supports report generation in JSON, CSV, HTML, and PDF formats, enabling organizations to document their cloud security posture and share findings with different stakeholders. Cloud Reports helps identify potential security misconfigurations and compliance gaps across cloud infrastructure by systematically analyzing cloud resources against predefined security criteria.
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