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Description of problem:
Common Configuration Enumeration (CCE) identifier connects particular rule to general idea about configuration. For both RHEL6 and RHEL7, there are CCEs, for RHEL8 content, there are none. As CCE might be use to understand what is being tested, it should be available for RHEL8 as well.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
scap-security-guide-0.1.42-8.el8.noarch
How reproducible:
reliably
Steps to Reproduce:
1. look into the HTML guide associated with the profile
2. pick any rule
3.
Actual results:
no CCE identifier
Expected results:
CCE identifier
Additional info:
The various US Government security baselines, such as the NIST National Checklist program, require SCAP 1.2 specification adherence.
Part of that means including CCEs and passing the SCAP 1.2 validation test suite. NIST has notified Red Hat currently the content does not pass (as of 1-MAR-2019).
Broader ask is to include CCEs, but also ensure RHEL 8.0 GA content has SCAP 1.2 conformance.
Comment 9Watson Yuuma Sato
2019-03-05 16:47:54 UTC
Contents shipped in scap-security-guide are not SCAP 1.2 compliant because they are built using OVAL 5.11.
To strictly be SCAP 1.2 compliant the contents need to be built with OVAL 5.10.
Upstream and RHEL8 contents, when built with OVAL 5.10, pass SCAP 1.2 validation with scapval-1.2 and scapval-1.3.2.
Comment 10Watson Yuuma Sato
2019-03-05 16:57:48 UTC
(In reply to Watson Yuuma Sato from comment #10)
> Shawn, which contents have NIST evaluated that failed SCAP 1.2?
> If there were any issues with RHV4 or RHOSP13,
> https://github.com/ComplianceAsCode/content/pull/4053 should have fixed it.
Have only uploaded to NIST the RHEL 7 and OCP content at this point.