Which of the following is NOT a technology that KICS can scan?

KICS (Keeping Infrastructure as Code Secure) is a security tool designed to scan Infrastructure as Code (IaC) templates to identify security vulnerabilities and best practices. It supports a variety of technologies commonly used in the cloud and DevOps environments.

The correct choice, indicating the technology that KICS cannot scan, is Raspberry Pi OS. While Raspberry Pi OS is a specific operating system that can run on Raspberry Pi hardware, KICS is geared towards scanning configurations and code templates such as those used in Docker containers, CloudFormation scripts, and Ansible playbooks. These latter technologies involve configurations and scripting that can be analyzed for security vulnerabilities, making them suitable for KICS scanning.

In contrast, Raspberry Pi OS does not represent an Infrastructure as Code format or template, but rather it is a full operating system environment. Therefore, it falls outside the scope of what KICS is designed to scan, as KICS focuses on the code and templates typically used in cloud infrastructure setups rather than entire operating systems.