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released Nov 18th 2021

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Add this module to your Puppetfile:

mod 'puppetlabs-comply', '2.2.0'

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puppet module install puppetlabs-comply --version 2.2.0

Documentation

puppetlabs/comply — version 2.2.0 Nov 18th 2021

Puppet Comply

Puppet Comply is a tool that assesses the infrastructure you manage with Puppet Enterprise against CIS Benchmarks — the best practices for securely configuring systems from the Center for Internet Security (CIS).

Installing

This Module is required by the Puppet Comply product and should only be used as per the complete install instructions

There are two workflows for using the Comply module:

Using Replicated to host the Assessor

This is the default recommend workflow for using Comply. Comply hosts a copy of the latest Assessor. This path enables you to configure once, and allow Comply to easily upgrade your Assessor when you do a product upgrade. You can configure the service hosting the Assessor via KOTS to use certificates generated on your PE instance. Then, mutual TLS enables a secure authenticated between your nodes and Comply.

To generate the certificates on your PE instance, run the following:

[root@pe-instance-01 ~]# puppetserver ca generate --certname comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io
Successfully saved private key for comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io to /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/private_keys/comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io.pem
Successfully saved public key for comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io to /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/public_keys/comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io.pem
Successfully submitted certificate request for comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io
Successfully saved certificate for comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io to /etc/puppetlabs/puppet/ssl/certs/comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io.pem
Certificate for comply.10.234.4.193.nip.io was autosigned.

Then copy the ca.pem, public certificate and private key for your Comply instance to the KOTS config. Once deployed, the service will now be accessible to your nodes.

In order to keep you up to date, the version of the Assessor is embedded in the module. As such, when doing an upgrade of the Comply product, you should ensure that you have upgraded the module beforehand.

Using a privately hosted file

Alternatively, you can host the file privately elsewhere. If you choose this method, then use scanner_source parameter with the comply class. You may also need to disable the use_mtls paramter too. The version of the Assessor is inferred from the file name so for example if your scanner_source value was https://files.company.net/assessors/Assessor-CLI-v4.6.0.zip, Comply would infer this as being version 4.6.0 of the Assessor.

Configuration

By default, Comply will install various dependencies required in order for the module and the CIS Assessor to function. Should you wish to configure what Comply manages, see the reference for more details.

Obtaining the Product

Please get in touch with a Puppet Representative

Reference

Classes

comply: Installs the CIS Assessor.
comply::scanners::ciscat: Installs the CIS Assessor along with required dependencies.

Functions

module_version: Gets Comply module version
random_string: Generates a random hex string
random_uuid: Generates a random uuid
report_errors: Returns error details

Returns error details

Data types

Comply::Url: Comply url

Comply url

Tasks

backup_assessor: Backup operations for the assessor, used for upgrades.
ciscat_scan: Run a ciscat scan and upload to comply server.

Classes

`comply`

Installs the CIS Assessor.

Examples

Use defaults

include comply

Basic example

class { 'comply':
  allow_insecure => false
}

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the comply class:

allow_insecure
manage_chocolatey
linux_manage_unzip
win_manage_7zip
manage_java
scanner_source
scanner_version
scanner_checksum
use_mtls
windows_manage_wget

`allow_insecure`

Data type: Boolean

Enables skipping of certificate validation when the scanner_source parameter is specified.

Default value: false

`manage_chocolatey`

Data type: Boolean

Manage chocolatey in this module for installing packages and allows for 7zip to install with archive, requires chocolatey as the package provider

Default value: true

`linux_manage_unzip`

Data type: Boolean

Determines if this module should manage the installation of unzip on Linux

Default value: true

`win_manage_7zip`

Data type: Boolean

Determines if this module should manage the installation of 7zip on windows, requires chocolatey as the package provider.

Default value: false

`manage_java`

Data type: Boolean

Determines if this module should manage the installation of java Note: Setting this to true on OSX nodes is not supported.

Default value: true

`scanner_source`

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::Filesource]

The URL to the location of a specific Assessor distribution file.

This may be specified as a source attribute of a file resource

In the Puppet Comply application config, if you specified "We want to access the assessor through our ingress controller", then set this value to https://PE TLS FQDN/assessor, otherwise set this value to https://Comply Hostname:30303/assessor

Default value: undef

`scanner_version`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/\d+\.\d+\.\d+/]]

Specify the version of the Assessor archive provided in scanner_source. Defaults to the respective version of the scanner as part of Comply deployed in Puppet Application manager.

Default value: '4.11.0'

`scanner_checksum`

Data type: Optional[String]

Specify the sha256 checksum of the Assessor archive provided in scanner_source. Defaults to the checksum of the respective version of the scanner as part of Comply deployed in Puppet Application manager.

Default value: '0f273ecbd1e610b78bcda09da367bc83128da10be2bed0d786fee4b57d6aac3e'

`use_mtls`

Data type: Boolean

Use mutual TLS authentication. Comply is configured to only accept requests from nodes with valid certificates issued with the same CA cert configured in Replicated. Ensure you have configured Comply properly using certs generated on your PE instance.

Default value: true

`windows_manage_wget`

Data type: Boolean

Allow Comply to manage the wget package. Required for fetching the Assessor, requires chocolatey as the package provider.

Default value: true

`comply::scanners::ciscat`

CIS CAT Pro scanner requires a JRE as a prerequisite.

Examples

Mange packages elsewhere on Linux

class { 'comply::scanners::ciscat':
  scanner_source     => 'https://comply.10.10.10.10.nip.io/assessor'
  linux_manage_unzip => false,
  manage_java        => false,
}

Install the CIS Assessor when Comply is configured to access the assessor through an ingress controller

class { 'comply::scanners::ciscat':
  scanner_source     => 'https://pe-tls-fqdn.10.10.10.10.nip.io/assessor'
  linux_manage_unzip => false,
  manage_java        => false,
}

Install the CIS Assessor when Comply is configured to access the assessor through a NodePort

class { 'comply::scanners::ciscat':
  scanner_source     => 'https://comply.10.10.10.10.nip.io:30303/assessor'
  linux_manage_unzip => false,
  manage_java        => false,
}

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the comply::scanners::ciscat class:

allow_insecure
linux_manage_unzip
manage_java
scanner_source
scanner_version
scanner_checksum
use_mtls
windows_manage_wget
win_manage_7zip
manage_chocolatey

`allow_insecure`

Data type: Boolean

Enables skipping of certificate validation when the scanner_source parameter is specified.

This parameter should be used only with the scanner_source parameter.

Default value: $comply::allow_insecure

`linux_manage_unzip`

Data type: Boolean

Determines if this module should manage the installation of unzip on Linux

Default value: $comply::linux_manage_unzip

`manage_java`

Data type: Boolean

Determines if this module should manage the installation of java Note: Setting this to true on OSX nodes is not supported.

Default value: $comply::manage_java

`scanner_source`

Data type: Optional[Stdlib::Filesource]

The URL to the location of a specific Assessor distribution file.

This may be specified as a source attribute of a file resource

Default value: $comply::scanner_source

`scanner_version`

Data type: Optional[Pattern[/\d+\.\d+\.\d+/]]

Specify the version of the Assessor archive provided in scanner_source. Defaults to the respective version of the scanner as part of Comply deployed in Puppet Application manager.

Default value: $comply::scanner_version

`scanner_checksum`

Data type: Optional[String]

Default value: $comply::scanner_checksum

`use_mtls`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: $comply::use_mtls

`windows_manage_wget`

Data type: Boolean

Allow Comply to manage the wget package. Required for fetching the Assessor.

Default value: $comply::windows_manage_wget

`win_manage_7zip`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: $comply::win_manage_7zip

`manage_chocolatey`

Data type: Boolean

Default value: $comply::manage_chocolatey

Functions

`module_version`

Type: Ruby 4.x API

Gets Comply module version

`module_version()`

The module_version function.

Returns: String Comply module version

`random_string`

Type: Ruby 4.x API

Generates a random hex string

`random_string()`

The random_string function.

Returns: String Random hex string

`random_uuid`

Type: Ruby 4.x API

Generates a random uuid

`random_uuid()`

The random_uuid function.

Returns: String Random uuid

`report_errors`

Type: Ruby 4.x API

Returns error details

Examples

report_erros('[a, hash, of, errors]', true)

`report_errors(ResultSet $error_hash, Optional[Boolean] $allow_exit_code2)`

The report_errors function.

Returns: String Returns error string

Examples

report_erros('[a, hash, of, errors]', true)

`error_hash`

Data type: ResultSet

`allow_exit_code2`

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Data types

`Comply::Url`

Comply url

Alias of

Variant[Array[Stdlib::HTTPUrl], Stdlib::HTTPUrl]

Tasks

`backup_assessor`

Backup operations for the assessor, used for upgrades.

Supports noop? false

Parameters

`operation`

Data type: Enum[create,delete,restore]

Allows create / delete / restore backups of the assessor.

`ciscat_scan`

Run a ciscat scan and upload to comply server.

Supports noop? false

Parameters

`benchmark`

Data type: Optional[String[1]]

Name of the benchmark file to run with the scan. Mutually exclusive with scan_hash.

`comply_server`

Data type: String[1]

Name of the FQDB comply server to upload to. NB passing 'nil' will prevent the upload

`comply_port`

Data type: String[1]

Port used from comply server.

`custom_profile_id`

Data type: Optional[Integer[1]]

A given custom_profile_id to be used for scans to have a custom profile applied.

`debug`

Data type: Optional[Boolean]

Runs the scan with debug options turned on.

`profile`

Data type: Optional[String[1]]

Name of the profile to run with the scan. This will use the default profile for that benchmark, if not specified.

`scan_hash`

Data type: Optional[String[1]]

JSON struct in string format of benchmarks/profiles and their machine names. Mutually exclusive with scan_hash.

`scan_type`

Data type: Optional[Enum['adhoc','desired']]

The type of scan to be performed, adhoc or desired.

`ssl_verify_mode`

Data type: Optional[Enum['none','peer']]

The SSL verify mode to use

`scan_id`

Data type: Optional[String[1]]

An id given to the scan that is about to be run

What are tasks?

Modules can contain tasks that take action outside of a desired state managed by Puppet. It’s perfect for troubleshooting or deploying one-off changes, distributing scripts to run across your infrastructure, or automating changes that need to happen in a particular order as part of an application deployment.

Tasks in this module release

backup_assessor

Backup operations for the assessor, used for upgrades.

Parameters
operation	Allows create / delete / restore backups of the assessor. `Enum[create,delete,restore]`

ciscat_scan

Run a ciscat scan and upload to comply server.

Parameters
benchmark	Name of the benchmark file to run with the scan. Mutually exclusive with scan_hash. `Optional[String[1]]`
comply_port	Port used from comply server. `String[1]`
comply_server	Name of the FQDB comply server to upload to. NB passing 'nil' will prevent the upload `String[1]`
custom_profile_id	A given custom_profile_id to be used for scans to have a custom profile applied. `Optional[Integer[1]]`
debug	Runs the scan with debug options turned on. `Optional[Boolean]`
profile	Name of the profile to run with the scan. This will use the default profile for that benchmark, if not specified. `Optional[String[1]]`
scan_hash	JSON struct in string format of benchmarks/profiles and their machine names. Mutually exclusive with scan_hash. `Optional[String[1]]`
scan_id	An id given to the scan that is about to be run `Optional[String[1]]`
scan_type	The type of scan to be performed, adhoc or desired. `Optional[Enum['adhoc','desired']]`
ssl_verify_mode	The SSL verify mode to use `Optional[Enum['none','peer']]`

Input method

stdin

Change log

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

v2.2.0 (2021-11-08)

Full Changelog

Added

(CISC-1805) Update Assessor to 4.11.0 #406 (seamymckenna)

v2.1.0 (2021-09-23)

Full Changelog

Added

(CISC-1548) Rev assessor to version 4.9.0 and change scanner defaults. #403 (eoinmcq)
(CISC-1467,CISC-1470) Add scanID to task #397 (cliveweir)

Fixed

(CISC-1569) Auto install chocolatey packages #402 (cliveweir)

v2.0.0 (2021-08-18)

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v1.0.5 (2021-06-02)

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v1.0.4 (2021-05-13)

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v1.0.3 (2021-03-29)

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v1.0.2 (2021-02-24)

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v1.0.1 (2021-01-29)

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Added

(CISC-916) allows scans to run in debug mode #306 (tphoney)
(CISC-948) make java installation configurable for all OSes #302 (tphoney)

Fixed

(CISC-1048) Fix linux manage unzip triggering on Windows nodes #328 (eimlav)
Avoid package collision by using ensure_packges #308 (psreed)

v1.0.0 (2020-12-02)

Full Changelog

Added

(Feat) Report now points theQ #300 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)

Fixed

(CISC-946) adding the appropriate license file #301 (tphoney)
(CISC-871) Add Settings table to Hasura #294 (eimlav)

v0.9.0 (2020-11-25)

Full Changelog

Added

(CISC-917) remove un-needed files from resultant module #290 (tphoney)
(CISC-837) adding more OSes to scanner support #283 (tphoney)
(CISC-762) Add docker pepper secret #275 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-845) remove the app_stack class #274 (tphoney)
(CISC-780) changing to 4.0.24 of the CIS scanner #271 (tphoney)
(CISC-734) config for secure/insecure report sending #270 (tphoney)
(CISC-757) adding watcher to the stack #267 (tphoney)
(CISC-733,CISC-758,CISC-759) Enable Authentication #266 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-723,CISC-726,CISC-727,CISC-729,CISC-730,CISC-731) Get gatekeeper and identity services into our stack #264 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-722) Random Password generator #262 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-743) [module] Docker secrets to store sensitive stack information #261 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-739) Update scarp api base uri. #258 (tphoney)
(CISC-745) [module] Pass module version to UI #256 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-712) task to allow upgrades of the assessor #255 (tphoney)
(CISC-655) move to 4.0.23 of the assessor #248 (tphoney)
(CISC-688) Ciscat scan custom_profile_id and scan_type params #247 (HelenCampbell)

Fixed

(CISC-893) use certname as a param when pushing reports #292 (tphoney)
(CISC-893) use certnames not hostnames #291 (tphoney)
(CISC-844) removing the cis scanner from the module #284 (tphoney)
(CISC-889) pass the fqdn with the report #281 (tphoney)
(CISC-862) [Task] task reports back to a hardcoded port. #279 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)
(CISC-794) Fix custom profile usage in ciscat task #268 (eimlav)
(CISC-740) allow setting of pe tls checks in scarp #265 (tphoney)
(CISC-744) improve error message/handing for ciscat scan #259 (tphoney)
(CISC-747) update hasura metadata for profile_rule table #257 (tphoney)

v0.8.0 (2020-09-17)

Full Changelog

Added

(CISC-661,CISC-665) Add graphQL Layer into our stack, import graphql metadata into production #244 (Ioannis-Karasavvaidis)

Fixed

(CISC-683) ciscat task set java memory options, fqdn match in lowercase #249 (tphoney)
(CISC-672) Fix path issues in script.sh #245 (eimlav)

v0.7.0 (2020-08-27)

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Added

(CISC-615) Use string for scan_hash in ciscat task #237 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-457) ciscat scan task allows a hash of benchmark/profile #229 (tphoney)
(CISC-534) add assessor version fact and tests #228 (tphoney)
(CISC-491) add release helper action #226 (maxiegit)
(CISC-480) add more ubuntu OSes #225 (tphoney)

Fixed

(CISC-622) Modify ciscat to negate need to reboot on Windows #238 (eimlav)
(CISC-402) Add idempotency check for Assessor-CLI installation #235 (eimlav)
(CISC-459) Improve error reporting when Java is not present #224 (da-ar)
(bugfix) Fix image_helper.sh issue with Postgres image #223 (da-ar)

v0.6.0 (2020-07-17)

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v0.5.1 (2020-06-15)

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Fixed

(fix) remove adminer, update postgres to latest #217 (tphoney)

v0.5.0 (2020-06-03)

Full Changelog

Added

(feat) Make scarp address configurable #204 (tphoney)
(CISC-377) add extra oses to scanner matrix #199 (maxiegit)

Fixed

(bugfix) allow the passing of profile as a string to ciscat #203 (tphoney)

v0.4.0 (2020-05-27)

Full Changelog

Added

(feat) remove ratel and dgraph connections #197 (maxiegit)

v0.3.0 (2020-05-14)

Full Changelog

Added

(feat) adding postgres to the application stack #193 (tphoney)
(CISC-292) Automate comply tar upload #185 (maxiegit)

Fixed

(bugfix) Limit profile values in ciscat scan task #189 (tom-krieger)

v0.2.1 (2020-04-20)

Full Changelog

Added

(feat) initial commit, of using a single task for scanning and uploading #184 (tphoney)
(CISC-284) Switch to change log generator #183 (maxiegit)

0.2.0 (2020-04-14)

Full Changelog

Added

(CISC-281) Changes for the Beta #181 (da-ar)
Adding the terms of service #179 (tphoney)
🙅 Beta switch #178 (da-ar)

alpha-0.1.0 (2020-04-08)

Full Changelog

Added

Fix: Add mapping to Windows 2019 benchmark file #174 (kreeuwijk)
(CISC-254) Use artifactory to get scarpy #163 (tphoney)
(CISC-261) use pe + agent instead of upload and puppet apply #159 (maxiegit)
Combining modules and updating code #153 (genebean)
(feat) enable trusted external facts #145 (tphoney)
(CISC-203) Update scan plan to find comply stack #140 (da-ar)
(CISC-204) adding the ciscat scanner to the module #139 (tphoney)
(CISC-203) Update Beta to allow Comply Stack to run on standalone node #138 (da-ar)
(feat) move the comply stack to its own machine #136 (tphoney)
(CISC-170) Add integration tests for comply UI #123 (da-ar)
(CISC-169) Enable deployment of compliance ui stack #122 (da-ar)
[CISC-164] Auto update scarp from artifactory #121 (maxiegit)
(bugfix) use OS specific tempdir for scan results #120 (tphoney)
[CISC-162] move rbac token retrieval to spec helper #118 (maxiegit)
(CISC-141) Enable SSL verified connections #115 (da-ar)
(CISC-139)puppet agents do not autostart, caused timing issues #113 (tphoney)
Setup docker on PE for scarp server #102 (tphoney)
automate the startup of scarp in docker (#95) #97 (da-ar)
automate the startup of scarp in docker #95 (da-ar)
Dgraph setup for the docker-compose stack #94 (tphoney)
Send scan to scarp container #93 (tphoney)
First attempt at getting scarp in a container #89 (tphoney)
(CISC-111) install comply bash script #87 (Lavinia-Dan)
(CISC-96) Installing scarp by default with comply #83 (HelenCampbell)
Integration tests via GitHub Actions #77 (da-ar)
(CISC-45) Build the module as part of the demo setup #76 (da-ar)
[CISC-88] add profile parameter #71 (maxiegit)
(CISC-115) target_roles helper function and initial integration tests #69 (da-ar)
[CISC-76] add cross compiled scarp for windows and linux #67 (maxiegit)
(CISC-69) adding github actions #65 (tphoney)
[CISC-104] Additional splunk dashboard updates to automation #63 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-107) Apply Lidar config to PE server only #59 (da-ar)
(CISC-101) initial commit for adding lidar #57 (tphoney)
[CISC-73]Add PQL querying for target nodes #56 (maxiegit)
(CISC-72) Add ability to define scan targets #50 (HelenCampbell)
[CISC-64] add percentage compliancy to splunk table #49 (maxiegit)
(CISC-36) initial attempt at running ciscat workbenches #47 (tphoney)
[CISC-64] Automate installing compliance dashboard #46 (maxiegit)
(CISC-80) install java 1.8 on linux #44 (tphoney)
(CISC-61) rename to comply #42 (tphoney)
(CISC-79) use scarp, updated to 0.0.15 #41 (tphoney)
Helper plan to redeploy pfhind module #38 (da-ar)
(CISC-66) windows support for pfhix #36 (tphoney)
ciscat task uses facter helper #35 (tphoney)
(CISC-55) Add support for encoding of pfhix task results #34 (da-ar)
bump pfhix to 0.0.10 #25 (tphoney)
Add trusted fact for CIS in pp_securitypolicy #24 (tphoney)
Add CISCat scan task #22 (da-ar)
compliance_status plan takes target list, demo cleanup #20 (tphoney)
Adding a plan to setup splunk #19 (tphoney)
add the latest version of pfhix and add sumstat support #16 (tphoney)
ground work for puppet pipelines #15 (tphoney)
Add CISCat scanner install option to agents plan #13 (da-ar)
Adding the compliance_status task #11 (tphoney)
Setup of external facts on PE server #10 (tphoney)
Updates to the plans #9 (da-ar)
adding in trusted external facts #8 (tphoney)
add pfhix install and task #7 (tphoney)
Oscap scan task #6 (tphoney)
CI the things #4 (da-ar)
install oscap scanner and acceptance test #3 (tphoney)
pdksync #2 (tphoney)
adding some module structure #1 (tphoney)

Fixed

(CISC-282) Add guard for Java prerequisite #172 (da-ar)
(CISC-273) task_helper will use correct exit_status #171 (da-ar)
(bugfix) use 'value' in targets response #165 (tphoney)
(CISC-251) fixing acceptance / integration tests and better error checking in demo plans #155 (tphoney)
(CISC-211) Remove Authentication for Scarp temporarily #144 (HelenCampbell)
Better messaging for extending the vmlife rake task #114 (tphoney)
Use choco's own installer and pin Java to jre8 #112 (kreeuwijk)
Don't use content param #110 (kreeuwijk)
clarify the docker image vs docker compose instructions #105 (tphoney)
tweaks to docker initialization #104 (da-ar)
update to SSL cert generation #103 (da-ar)
change the dgraph port in docker-compose #101 (tphoney)
Volumes #100 (da-ar)
Ignore docker volumes #99 (da-ar)
latest scarp 0.0.27 #98 (tphoney)
Integration test changes #91 (da-ar)
Fix to get Lidar demo plan working #86 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-129) Update latest docker-compose file #84 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-114) Hardening of tests and documentation addition #73 (HelenCampbell)
[CISC-117] Fix invalid scanner names defaulting to oscap #72 (maxiegit)
amend the readme for scan_plan #68 (tphoney)
remove a blank line from the readme #66 (tphoney)
(CISC-78) clean up trusted external facts for comply #60 (tphoney)
(CISC-85) Ensure the task fails if the scan fails to complete correctly #55 (da-ar)
(CISC-106) fail hard for oscap scans, for unsupported OSes #54 (tphoney)
(CISC-105) remove puppet agent -t from compliance_scan and document. #53 (tphoney)
Clean up tasks for compliance_scan #52 (da-ar)
[CISS-64] Fix overall compliance chart for new json #51 (maxiegit)
(CISC-84) Fixing the output to be true json in the scan result file #48 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-86) Oscap scan failure fix #45 (HelenCampbell)
(CISC-81) chocolatey is installed in one apply #43 (tphoney)
(CISC-48) Compliance Scan plan should not fail for singular errors #40 (da-ar)
(CISC-82) fix for windows and facter #39 (tphoney)
(CISC-62) Improve Plan step reporting #37 (da-ar)
Oscap graceful on windows, run the correct scan according to OS #33 (tphoney)
(CISC-49) ciscat is the default scanner now, plan renaming #32 (tphoney)
working plan for ciscat scanning #31 (tphoney)
Updates Splunk automation due to changes in PIE_tools #30 (HelenCampbell)
Add unit test for ciscat_scan task #29 (da-ar)
[CISC-37] Fix token not being kept by manifest #28 (maxiegit)
Fix unit test checkouts #27 (tphoney)
remove line about running in pe ui #26 (tphoney)
symlinks to make pe ui work with 'puppet module install' #21 (tphoney)

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About Forge

Getting Started

comply

Version information

This version is compatible with:

Tasks:

Start using this module

Documentation

Puppet Comply

Installing

Using Replicated to host the Assessor

Using a privately hosted file

Configuration

Obtaining the Product

Reference

Table of Contents

Classes

Functions

Data types

Tasks

Classes

comply

Examples

Use defaults

Basic example

Parameters

allow_insecure

manage_chocolatey

linux_manage_unzip

win_manage_7zip

manage_java

scanner_source

scanner_version

scanner_checksum

use_mtls

windows_manage_wget

comply::scanners::ciscat

Examples

Mange packages elsewhere on Linux

Install the CIS Assessor when Comply is configured to access the assessor through an ingress controller

Install the CIS Assessor when Comply is configured to access the assessor through a NodePort

Parameters

allow_insecure

linux_manage_unzip

manage_java

scanner_source

scanner_version

scanner_checksum

use_mtls

windows_manage_wget

win_manage_7zip

manage_chocolatey

Functions

module_version

module_version()

random_string

random_string()

random_uuid

random_uuid()

report_errors

Examples

report_errors(ResultSet $error_hash, Optional[Boolean] $allow_exit_code2)

Examples

error_hash

allow_exit_code2

Data types

Comply::Url

Tasks

backup_assessor

Parameters

operation

ciscat_scan

Parameters

`comply`

`allow_insecure`

`manage_chocolatey`

`linux_manage_unzip`

`win_manage_7zip`

`manage_java`

`scanner_source`

`scanner_version`

`scanner_checksum`

`use_mtls`

`windows_manage_wget`

`comply::scanners::ciscat`

`allow_insecure`

`linux_manage_unzip`

`manage_java`

`scanner_source`

`scanner_version`

`scanner_checksum`

`use_mtls`

`windows_manage_wget`

`win_manage_7zip`

`manage_chocolatey`

`module_version`

`module_version()`

`random_string`

`random_string()`

`random_uuid`

`random_uuid()`

`report_errors`

`report_errors(ResultSet $error_hash, Optional[Boolean] $allow_exit_code2)`

`error_hash`

`allow_exit_code2`

`Comply::Url`

`backup_assessor`

`operation`

`ciscat_scan`

`benchmark`

`comply_server`

`comply_port`

`custom_profile_id`

`debug`

`profile`

`scan_hash`

`scan_type`

`ssl_verify_mode`

`scan_id`