On 3/12/14, 10:16 AM, Simon Lukasik wrote:
On 03/12/2014 02:45 AM, Shawn Wells wrote:
On 3/11/14, 6:15 PM, Kordell, Luke T wrote:
Hello,
I noticed that the majority of the rule definitions now have
NIST 800-53 identifiers or an empty set of quotes where an identifier
will be added. Is there a way to get the already-added identifiers to
show-up on the .html scan results? At the moment all I can see is the
CCE number.
Thanks,
Luke K
(cross posting to open-scap-list since this is of interest to both
communities, and the OpenSCAP guys are in the position to affect change)
This comes up frequently. From a content perspective the NIST 800-53
(+STIG) identifiers are handled in the <ref> tags. It's a matter of
having the tool (e.g. OpenSCAP) place them into the results file. I
recall a thread about this, however couldn't easily find it.
So, for the OpenSCAP guys: within SSG we utilize the <ref> tag to map
additional policy regimes to XCCDF rules. Is there a way to get this
information exposed within result files?
Hello,
We can add these identifiers to the HTML report. How should it look like?
For example Rule named "umask_for_daemons" contains reference to AC-6.
The output now looks:
"""
Security identifiers
* CCE-27031-4
"""
Once we include 800-53 references it could look like:
"""
Security identifiers
* Security Control ID (NIST SP 800-53): AC-6
* CCE-27031-4
"""
Does that look reasonable to you? Do you have better suggestions?
Would it be possible to separate "Security identifiers" from "Security
mappings"?
Identifiers such as CCEs are unique one-to-one mappings against the
XCCDF rule, whereas "security mappings" provide a many-to-one
relationship and really aren't meant to uniquely identify the XCCDF
rule. e.g.:
Security Identifiers
* CCE-27031-4
Security Mappings
* NIST 800-53 AC-6
* DISA CCI 12345
It's completely acceptable if this isn't an option! Having this
information in the report would be incredibly useful.
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