DISA-STIG Hardening on Ubuntu Pro 20.04

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @tarilaerge1
    @tarilaerge1 Год назад +1

    Thanks bro, you just save me days of work doing this manually !!!

  • @carlosalonsosouza6439
    @carlosalonsosouza6439 2 года назад +3

    Grate introduction video ! I wonder if this is limited to this version of Ubuntu image (Ubuntu Pro) or if we can have this solution in all ubuntu servers.

    • @carlosbravo2919
      @carlosbravo2919 2 года назад +1

      Hi. This tool (usg) is part of the Ubuntu Pro features. Also DISA-STIG requires your server to be running on FIPS mode, which is another Pro feature.

  • @damnsong8675309
    @damnsong8675309 3 месяца назад

    On Dell XPS 15 9530, after enabling fips-updates and running the fix it breaks the GUI on reboot. End up with a blinking cursor on a black screen. Have to ctrl+alt+f2-6 to get to CLI. Can only startx as root. Think it has to do with integrated+add on graphics but I'm completely stumped on how to fix it.

  • @michaelhatch450
    @michaelhatch450 6 месяцев назад

    Carlos, I have been trying to resolve one of the rules for months. The customer is requiring a password for single user mode. Every time I set a password the server no longer boots. I have tried using the EC2 Serial console which is available before I set the password, but not after. Do you have any ideas?

  • @Bkintariah
    @Bkintariah Год назад

    can I run this same commands on rhel 7?

  • @marioh5172
    @marioh5172 Год назад +1

    this is not hardening this is gambling with the likely result of destroying

    • @michaelhatch450
      @michaelhatch450 6 месяцев назад

      That is why you can also create a tailoring file and specify which of the remediations you need to apply to meet your requirements. You are likely to blow up a few servers before you get things right, but it is definitely faster than sitting with the DISA STIG manual and applying each fix one at a time and still likely making a few bricks before you get it right.