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Discuss the use of STIG field Rule ID
as InSpec Control id
#218
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See also #135 |
We discussed this from a Cerner perspective during our sync with MITRE. We agree the first half of the rule id, prior to the 'r', appears to be the best option for a consistent unique identifier. For our profiles, we've identified two changes we need to make:
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We should ensure that the cerner/inspec_delta can update the control ids cited in overlays. |
And, to one-up Rony, include 2 new tags in InSpec profiles: |
Some thoughts on a conversion process to the proposed naming standard above. Three things comes to mind that would need to be changes when converting:
Anything I'm missing? |
This only accounts for officially published STIGs. What about content that vendors or users create based on SRGs that may never get published by DISA? We've been using our own STIG IDs as the control ID. |
Based on some offline discussion, it seems that the best course of action here (for inspec_tools at least) is to create a flag for each of the inspec_tools converter which chooses the mode of conversion (either |
The intent of the issue is to discuss the use of STIG field
Rule ID
asInSpec Control id
rather thanVul Id
that it is currently using.Notes from meeting with RMO re the STIG Data fields.
Vul ID: This field will be depreciated in the near future. It is a remnant of the now retired VMS.
STIG ID: This not of a stable format and can be modified at any release.
Rule ID: This is the stable identifier to go with, since it relates to a database index of how the STIG is stored.
Legacy Rule ID are of format
SV-86473r2_rule
and new format isSV-204392r505924_rule
The part of the Rule ID before
r
will be stable across revisions/versions.ie
SV-86473
will be identical across generation of the same STIG.However Rule ID will be different for RHEL7 to RHEL8 STIG.
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