Panther-analysis-tool

Latest version: v0.49.1

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0.3.2

Not secure
Added better attempts at autodetecting relevant policies, rules, and globals.

The panther_analysis_tool will now ONLY recurse into subdirectories that contain the word `policies`, `rules`, or are named `global_helpers`.

0.3.1

Not secure
This release adds much better error handling, and better support for filtering on fields that contain lists of values.

If during the course of using the `panther_analysis_tool` the tool appears to fail and dumps a help message, please report that as an issue on this repo so we can address it.

0.3.0

Not secure
Adds support for multiple globals! Now `global` analysis types must specify the `GlobalID` field, which will be used as the name to import the module as. This is a breaking change from prior versions of the tool (hence the minor version bump) so be sure to update your `global` analysis types before upgrading to this version.

Additionally, this version has rules output their `dedup` and `title` strings when the appropriate functions are present, and will now automatically check for analysis types in the `global_helpers` directory (relative the the current working directory the tool is being run from).

0.2.2

Not secure
Add support for filtering! This release adds support for the `--filter` flag for all commands of the `panther_analysis_tool`. This feature allows you to be more granular in your testing, packaging, and uploading. See the updated README for some example usages.

0.2.1

Not secure
Fixed some packaging issues related to the prior release.

0.2.0

Not secure
This version adds support for the new analysis type `global`, and drops support for the former method of managing globals (the `aws_globals` file).

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