The correct answer is Get-AzPolicyState.

Get-AzPolicyState retrieves policy evaluation results and the compliance state for individual resources. It returns entries that indicate which resources are compliant or noncompliant and includes details about the assignment and policy that caused the evaluation. Running Get-AzPolicyState in a CI pipeline lets you filter the output for noncompliant states to produce a list of resources that do not comply with current policies.

Get-AzPolicyAssignment returns metadata about policy assignments and their scopes. It does not provide per resource compliance evaluations so it cannot directly list noncompliant resources.

Get-AzPolicyRemediation shows remediation resources and remediation runs that attempt to bring resources into compliance. It focuses on remediation operations rather than producing a general report of current noncompliant resources.

Get-AzPolicyDefinition retrieves the policy definition documents themselves. This cmdlet helps you inspect or manage the policy rules but it does not report evaluation results or which resources are failing policy checks.

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