1. Introduction
2. Licensing
3. Installing Sicura Enterprise
4. Server install from RPM
5. Server install from ISO
6. Upgrade Sicura Enterprise
7. Server Installation via Control Repo
8. Enable SIMP Compliance Engine
9. Configure SIMP Compliance Engine
10. Included Compliance Profiles
11. Console install via Puppet
12. Agent Install via Puppet
13. Coverage - CIS, Windows
14. Coverage - CIS, Linux
15. Coverage - CMMC, Windows
16. Coverage - CMMC, Linux
17. Coverage - DISA, Windows
18. Coverage - DISA, Linux
19. Coverage - NIST 800-171 r2, Windows
20. Linux DISA Module Usage
21. Windows CIS module usage
22. Linux CIS Module Usage
23. Linux SSG Module Usage

Included Compliance Profiles

The following profiles are provided with Sicura Enterprise. Use these profile names in the SIMP Compliance Engine configuration to report on and enforce these industry standard benchmarks.

RHEL / CentOS / Oracle Linux 7 and 8

Center for Internet Security (CIS) - Linux

Control coverage details are documented here. Compliance module usage details are documented here.

• cis:level:1:server
• cis:level:2:server

Additionally, based on Controls mappings provided by CIS, we provide the following profiles.

US Department of Defense Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)

• cmmc:level:1
• cmmc:level:2
• cmmc:level:3
• cmmc:level:4
• cmmc:level:5

US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Control coverage details are documented here. Compliance module usage details are documented here.

• disa:mac-1:classified
• disa:mac-1:public
• disa:mac-1:sensitive
• disa:mac-2:classified
• disa:mac-2:public
• disa:mac-2:sensitive
• disa:mac-3:classified
• disa:mac-3:public
• disa:mac-3:sensitive

SCAP Security Guide (SSG)

Compliance module usage details are documented here

• Oracle Linux 7
  • ssg:content:cui
  • ssg:content:hipaa
  • ssg:content:stig
  • ssg:content:pci-dss
• Oracle Linux 8
  • ssg:content:cui
  • ssg:content:hipaa
  • ssg:content:stig
  • ssg:content:pci-dss
• CentOS 7
  • ssg:content:pci-dss
• CentOS 8
  • ssg:content:cis
  • ssg:content:cui
  • ssg:content:hipaa
  • ssg:content:stig
  • ssg:content:pci-dss
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
  • ssg:content:cis
  • ssg:content:cui
  • ssg:content:hipaa
  • ssg:content:stig
  • ssg:content:pci-dss
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
  • ssg:content:cis
  • ssg:content:cui
  • ssg:content:hipaa
  • ssg:content:stig
  • ssg:content:pci-dss

Windows Server 2012 / 2012 R2 / 2016 / 2019 / 2022

Center for Internet Security (CIS) - Windows

Control coverage details are documented here. Compliance module usage details are documented here.

• cis:level:1:domain:controller
• cis:level:2:domain:controller
• cis:level:1:member:server
• cis:level:2:member:server

Please note the following profiles are only defined by CIS on Windows 2016 and 2019. They provide enforcement for boot and virtualization options that are not available in previous versions of Windows. If needed, these profiles should be specified in addition to Level 1 or Level 2 profiles.

• cis:next:generation:windows:security:domain:controller
• cis:next:generation:windows:security:member:server

Additionally, based on Controls mappings provided by CIS, the following profiles are provided.

US Department of Defense Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC)

• cmmc:level:1
• cmmc:level:2
• cmmc:level:3
• cmmc:level:4
• cmmc:level:5

US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA)

Control coverage details are documented here.

• disa:mac-1:classified
• disa:mac-1:public
• disa:mac-1:sensitive
• disa:mac-2:classified
• disa:mac-2:public
• disa:mac-2:sensitive
• disa:mac-3:classified
• disa:mac-3:public
• disa:mac-3:sensitive

Additionally, based on Controls mappings provided by NIST, the following profiles are provided for Windows 2012r2, 2016, and 2019.

NIST SP 800-171

• nist:sp:800:171:r2

HIPAA

• hipaa