DISA STIGs (Defense Information Systems Agency Security Technical Implementation Guides) are a standardized methodology for securing computer systems and networks. They provide configuration guidance to lock down systems, reducing vulnerabilities and mitigating risks. STIGs are used to improve the security posture of systems within the Department of Defense (DoD) and are widely adopted by other government agencies and private sector organizations seeking to enhance their cybersecurity defenses. STIGs cover a wide range of technologies, including operating systems, applications, databases, and network devices, providing specific checklists and automated tools to ensure compliance with security best practices.
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