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A Posture represents a collection of policy set including its name, state, description and policy sets. A policy set includes set of policies along with their definition. A posture can be created at the organization level. Every update to a deployed posture creates a new posture revision with an updated revision_id. To get more information about Posture, see:

A Posture represents a collection of policy set including its name, state, description and policy sets. A policy set includes set of policies along with their definition. A posture can be created at the organization level. Every update to a deployed posture creates a new posture revision with an updated revision_id. To get more information about Posture, see:

Builder for PostureArgs.

Represents a deployment of a security posture on a resource. A posture contains user curated policy sets. A posture can be deployed on a project or on a folder or on an organization. To deploy a posture we need to populate the posture's name and its revision_id in the posture deployment configuration. Every update to a deployed posture generates a new revision_id. Thus, the updated revision_id should be used in the respective posture deployment's configuration to deploy that posture on a resource. To get more information about PostureDeployment, see:

Represents a deployment of a security posture on a resource. A posture contains user curated policy sets. A posture can be deployed on a project or on a folder or on an organization. To deploy a posture we need to populate the posture's name and its revision_id in the posture deployment configuration. Every update to a deployed posture generates a new revision_id. Thus, the updated revision_id should be used in the respective posture deployment's configuration to deploy that posture on a resource. To get more information about PostureDeployment, see:

Builder for PostureDeploymentArgs.

Builder for PostureDeployment.

Builder for Posture.