STIGs
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What is STIGs?
Security Technical Implementation Guides (STIGs) are a configuration standard consisting of cybersecurity requirements for specific products. They provide a methodology for securing operating systems, applications, and other IT systems. STIGs are commonly used to harden systems against cyber threats by providing detailed guidance on settings and configurations that should be implemented to meet security standards.
What other technologies are related to STIGs?
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STIGs Complementary Technologies
SCAP
Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) is used to automate the assessment of STIG compliance. It provides a standardized way to express security configurations, checklists, and test procedures.
SRGs
Security Requirements Guides (SRGs) provide security configuration requirements that are the basis for STIG development. Therefore, they are complementary.
ACAS
Assured Compliance Assessment Solution (ACAS) is a suite of tools used to automate vulnerability scanning and compliance checking, including STIG compliance. It helps to implement and verify STIG settings.
Which job functions commonly mention STIGs?
IT Security
0.6% of all IT Security jobs mention STIGs
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Security Analyst
0.4% of all Security Analyst jobs mention STIGs
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Security Engineer
0.3% of all Security Engineer jobs mention STIGs
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Information Technology
0.1% of all Information Technology jobs mention STIGs
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Engineer
2085 Engineer jobs mention STIGs
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Which organizations are mentioning STIGs?
General Dynamics Information Technology
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