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Re: DISA Security Readiness Review Evaluation Scripts

Subject: Re: DISA Security Readiness Review Evaluation Scripts
Date: Fri, 25 Nov 2005 07:56:50 -0600
The DISA stigs are very comprehensive. The only thing you have to be careful about is going to far. I have used the os, database, and web server stigs a lot, and the best way to do it the first time you try is to incrementally apply the changes, then test the server and make sure it still has the functionality you require. If you apply everything and then try to work your way back, you are doomed. The first time I did it, I would apply about 5-10 changes, test functionality, if it worked, take a ghost image, and apply 5-10 more changes. That way you can easily drop back to a working point.

Also, you need to really understand what you are doing with regards to permissions and user rights if you are going to follow the stig. Otherwise you will make changes that will block out functionality you need, and it may be difficult to work backwards. Definitely try it a few times on a non-production server first. Also, depending on the environment(NT domain, AD, etc...) there are a couple of known gotcha's with the protocols.

Good Luck,
Toby


On Nov 24, 2005, at 2:19 AM, hannibal blog wrote:

Hello

did anyone try the publicly available disa SRR availble at
http://iase.disa.mil/stigs/SRR/
what is the diference between the publicly available ones and those
reserved to .mil ?
What do u think about using them to audit a customer win 2k server ?

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