hackIDLE

Investigate FIPS validation status, KEV exposure, EPSS likelihood, and framework-mapped GRC posture. Use when you need evidence-backed CMVP/KEV/EPSS analysis or want to turn a grclanker spec into implementation work.

Validate cryptographic module FIPS compliance and check for known vulnerabilities. Use when assessing whether an organization's cryptographic implementations meet federal validation requirements (FIPS 140-2/140-3, NIST SC-13, FedRAMP cryptographic module guidance).

Analyzes FedRAMP FRMR documents to extract control mappings, KSI entries, and version changes. Use when the user asks about FedRAMP requirements, control mappings, compliance data, or needs to understand FRMR document content.

Maps NIST controls to FedRAMP requirements and documents. Use when helping with control implementation, compliance mapping, security baseline alignment, or understanding control requirements.

Scan Terraform, Kubernetes, CloudFormation, ARM templates, and Dockerfiles for security misconfigurations using 790 Terrascan-derived policies with NIST 800-53 control mappings. Use when users need to review IaC for security issues, audit cloud configurations, check compliance posture, harden infrastructure code, or identify misconfigurations across AWS, Azure, GCP, and Kubernetes before deployment.

Analyze Istio, Consul, and Linkerd service mesh configurations for security vulnerabilities with NIST 800-53 control mappings. Use when users need to audit mesh security, identify misconfigurations, check mTLS settings, review ACL policies, or prepare for FedRAMP assessments. Triggers on keywords like "mesh config", "istio security", "consul ACL", "linkerd policy", "service mesh audit", or "NIST compliance".

Comprehensive NIST cybersecurity framework reference covering SP 800-53 Rev 5 (security/privacy controls), SP 800-171 (CUI protection), CSF 2.0 (Cybersecurity Framework), SP 800-53A (assessment procedures), SP 800-37 (RMF), SP 800-207 (Zero Trust), SP 800-30 (risk assessment), SP 800-61 (incident response), SP 800-63 (digital identity), SP 800-161 (supply chain), and FIPS standards. Use when working with NIST controls, compliance, FedRAMP baselines, security assessments, or cybersecurity frameworks.