Monkey365 is an open-source PowerShell module designed to facilitate security configuration reviews for Microsoft 365, Azure subscriptions, and Microsoft Entra ID. It helps identify security gaps and misconfigurations while providing recommendations based on industry best practices and compliance standards. The tool supports over 160 checks and generates reports aligned with the CIS benchmarks for enhanced security assessment.

Azure AppHunter is an open-source PowerShell tool designed for security professionals to analyze and identify excessive or risky permissions assigned to Azure Service Principals. It enables users to enumerate dangerous Microsoft Graph permissions, detect privileged role assignments, and uncover potential escalation paths in Azure environments with minimal dependencies. The tool supports integration into automation and red teaming workflows, making it valuable for cloud security assessments.

BlackCat is a PowerShell module aimed at validating the security of Microsoft Azure environments by identifying potential security risks and ensuring compliance with best practices. It requires PowerShell 7.0 or higher and the Az.Accounts module, and is set to be published on the PowerShell Gallery after completion. Users can also contribute to the project by providing feedback or making code contributions through GitHub.