Supported rules for DISA STIGs

(SPE2204), (SPE2201), (SPE2110), (SPE2107), (SPE2104), (SPE2101)

The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is a part of the Department of Defense (DoD), and is a combat support agency. DISA created and maintain a security standard for computer systems and networks that connect to the DoD. These guidelines are sets of configurations and checklists, known as Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs), which help to ensure the security of computer networks and systems. These standards have become the de facto policy for many DoD organizations, saving them significant time and effort in developing independent standards.

Related topic

Compliance-testing

Using

The purpose of STIGs is to make sure that any organization that is connecting to DoD networks is using the most secure settings possible. This also ensures that there is a standard that all organizations accessing DoD systems must follow, which can help with configuration and connection issues. STIGs both improve security and simplify IT services.

BMC AMI Security Policy Manager supports compliance testing for the following STIGs. The STIG titles and descriptions are from https://www.stigviewer.com/stigs documentation.

Important

Some REXX modules might require updates according to PARM libraries in your system. For example, RXV100 looks in the standard PDS SYS1.PARMLIB, which might be different in your environment.

(Before SPE2110) STIGs in BMC AMI Security Policy Manager do not support ACF2.


 

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