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Azure Security Center continually compares the configuration of your resources with requirements in industry standards, regulations, and benchmarks. The regulatory compliance dashboard provides insights into your compliance posture based on how you're meeting specific compliance controls and requirements.

One standard for which you can track your compliance posture is Azure CIS 1.1.0 (more formally, the 'CIS Microsoft Azure Foundations Benchmark version 1.1.0').

The following steps explain how to add the dynamic package for monitoring your compliance with the Azure CIS benchmark v1.1.0. Update to the Azure CIS 1.1.0 (new) dynamic compliance package. Open the Security policy page. This page shows the number of management groups, subscriptions, workspaces, and your management group structure. Additional Page Rules Page Rules allow you to customize Cloudflare's functionality to match the unique needs of your domain or subdomain, helping to optimize speed, harden security, increase reliability, maximize bandwidth savings, and much more. Additional Page Rules Page Rules allow you to customize Cloudflare's functionality to match the unique needs of your domain or subdomain, helping to optimize speed, harden security, increase reliability, maximize bandwidth savings, and much more. Oct 31, 2018  Since 1.1.10.0 is the highest version number available to them, that is the package they will get. Using version numbering to roll back to a previously-shipped package for new acquisitions If you keep copies of your packages, you'll have the option to roll back your app’s package in the Store to an earlier Windows 10 package if you should discover problems with a release.

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The representation of Azure CIS that initially appears in your compliance dashboard relies on a static set of rules that is included with Security Center.

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With the dynamic compliance packages (preview) feature, Security Center automatically improves its coverage of industry standards over time. Compliance packages are essentially initiatives defined in Azure Policy. They can be assigned to your selected scope (subscription, management group, and so on). To see compliance data mapped as assessments in your dashboard, add a compliance package to your management group or subscription from within the Security Policy. Adding a compliance package effectively assigns the regulatory compliance initiative to your selected scope. In this way, you can track newly published regulatory initiatives as compliance standards in your dashboard. When Microsoft releases new content for the initiative (new policies that map to more controls in the standard), the additional content appears automatically in your dashboard.

The dynamic compliance package for the Azure CIS benchmark, Azure CIS 1.1.0 (new), improves on the original static version by:

  • Including more policies
  • Automatically updating with new coverage as it's added

Update to the new dynamic package as described below.

Adding a dynamic compliance package

The following steps explain how to add the dynamic package for monitoring your compliance with the Azure CIS benchmark v1.1.0.

Update to the Azure CIS 1.1.0 (new) dynamic compliance package

  1. Open the Security policy page. This page shows the number of management groups, subscriptions, workspaces, and your management group structure.

  2. Select the subscription or management group for which you want to manage the regulatory compliance posture. We recommend selecting the highest scope for which the standard is applicable so that compliance data is aggregated and tracked for all nested resources.

  3. In the Industry & regulatory standards (preview) section, you'll see that Azure CIS 1.1.0 can be updated for new content. Click Update now.

  4. Optionally, click Add more standards to open the Add regulatory compliance standards page. There, you can search manually for Azure CIS 1.1.0 (New) and dynamic packages for other compliance standards such as NIST SP 800-53 R4, SWIFT CSP CSCF-v2020, UKO and UK NHS, and Canada PBMM.

  5. From Security Center's sidebar, select Regulatory compliance to open the regulatory compliance dashboard.

    • Azure CIS 1.1.0 (New) now appears in your list of Industry & regulatory standards.
    • The original static view of your Azure CIS 1.1.0 compliance will also remain alongside it. It may be automatically removed in the future.

    Note

    It may take a few hours for a newly added standard to appear in the compliance dashboard.

Next steps

In this article, you learned:

  • How to upgrade the standards shown in your regulatory compliance dashboard to the new dynamic packages
  • How to add compliance packages to monitor your compliance with additional standards.

For other related material, see the following articles:

  • Managing security recommendations in Azure Security Center - Learn how to use recommendations in Azure Security Center to help protect your Azure resources.

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What is the verifier?

The verifier is a service that checks the correctness (that the package actually works), that it installs and uninstalls correctly, has the right dependencies to ensure it is installed properly and can be installed silently. The verifier runs against both submitted packages and existing packages (checking every two weeks that a package can still install and sending notice when it fails). We like to think of the verifier as integration testing. It’s testing all the parts and ensuring everything is good. On the community feed, you can see the current status of a package based on a little colored ball next to the title. If the ball is green or red, the ball is a link to the results (only on the package page, not in the list screen).

  • Green means good. The ball is a link to the results
  • Orange if still pending verification (has not yet run).
  • Red means it failed verification for some reason. The ball is a link to the results.
  • Grey means unknown or excluded from verification (if excluded, a reason will be listed on the package page).

Specifications

NOTE: We currently run against only one system. This was chosen as it will install almost all Chocolatey packages. We will be adding multiple systems in the future.

The systems we run against:

  • Windows Server 2012 R2 x64
    • It's a completely stock machine, no Windows updates applied. No hotfixes. Imagine that you took the image and ran it without applying any Windows updates.
    • Has very limited things installed (bitvise sshd, git, notepad++, 7zip)
    • The Printer Spooler Service is stopped and disabled. This can cause problems for packages that deal with software that relates to anything to do with printing, i.e. printing of PDF files.

How can I bypass the verifier?

If your package needs to be exempted, please contact the site admins on the package page of the package that needs the bypass and/or reach out on Gitter.

How does the verifier work?

Prerequisites

The verifier has the following prerequisites for it to work:

  • VirtualBox installed (4.3.x series - the verifier box has 4.3.28 installed)
  • Vagrant installed (right now 1.7.4 is recommended)
  • Vagrant sahara plugin installed
  • Vagrant box win2012r2x64 available
  • A Windows machine that can run 64bit virtual boxes. Usually a physical machine can do this. Others require vt-x

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What the verifier does at a high level

  1. Checks for packages ready to be tested.
  2. Runs vagrant controlling a clean windows box to test. Limits the execution of the install/uninstall commands to 20 minutes each.
  3. Submits the results to a GitHub gist.
  4. Submits those results with pass/fail back to https://chocolatey.org.

Vagrant Testing

NOTE: You can repeat the testing of the verifier at https://github.com/chocolatey/chocolatey-test-environment

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Box Prep
  • Copy PrepareMachine.ps1 to VagrantAction.ps1
  • Run vagrant up
  • Run vagrant sandbox on

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  • Run vagrant sandbox rollback
  • Copy ChocolateyAction.ps1 to VagrantAction.ps1 - replace {{action}} with install, {{package}}, and {{version}} and forcex86.
  • Run vagrant provision - capture output (this is the install 32bit log), note the exit code.
  • Copy ChocolateyAction.ps1 to VagrantAction.ps1 - replace {{action}} with upgrade, {{package}}, and {{version}} and forcex86.
  • Run vagrant provision - capture output (this is the upgrade log), note the exit code.
  • Run vagrant sandbox rollback
  • Copy ChocolateyAction.ps1 to VagrantAction.ps1 - replace {{action}} with install, {{package}}, and {{version}}.
  • Run vagrant provision - capture output (this is the install log), note the exit code.
  • Copy ChocolateyAction.ps1 to VagrantAction.ps1 - replace {{action}} with uninstall, {{package}}, and {{version}}.
  • Run vagrant provision - capture output (this is the uninstall log), note the exit code.
  • Run vagrant sandbox rollback to set the machine ready.