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Running SCAP Scans
The previous article introduce SCAP Content, which can be used to drive automated audits. OpenSCAP can be run from the command line, but there are easier ways to do it. OpenSCAP support has been integrated into Red Hat Satellite and … Continue reading
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Security Tests – SCAP Content
The previous article introduced SCAP technologies. While the SCAP technologies are interesting, they have limited value without security content – the actual set of security tests run by SCAP. Fortunately there is a good set of content available that can … Continue reading
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SCAP Component Technologies
The previous article introduced the concept of security guides as executable content and introduced SCAP. We’re going to dig into SCAP in a fair amount of detail. So, let’s start by covering the various technologies that make up SCAP: XCCDF … Continue reading
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