All U.S Military Jobs are now declassified due to discovery of STIGs and SCAP Secrets
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According to reports, The SCAP and STIGs are used to secure U.S Military systems, which any Cyber Criminal can go and download the SCAP and STIGs (Link to access STIGs and SCAP code to Download and Deploy > https://github.com/fcaviggia/hardening-script-el6)(New Link to Access U.S Government Secrets > https://github.com/shawndwells/stig-fix-el6)(2017). Over 100,000 U.S Military jobs that require you to know about STIGs and SCAP however having the code is a U.S Military internal knowledge only U.S Government officials know, which now can be downloaded from Github open repository (Over 100,000 U.S Military Cleared Jobs with STIGs and SCAP)(2017).This results to Defense Secrets Act violation, which is at the cost of U.S Military, but anyone who was associated with U.S Government will have to repay the federal Government in excess of over $100 Billion + dollars eliminating all U.S Government Jobs. DOD implements NIST SP 800–53 controls as the DOD Secure Technical Implementation Guide, or STIG. This is made publicly available, and many within government and private industry participate in the implementation of NIST SP 800–53 for vendor-supported software. This content is available in an open format referred to as Security Content Automation Protocol. SCAP is yet another standard that we can thank the folks at NIST for developing. For open-source software like the Linux operating system, these controls are actively implemented via the SCAP Security Guide, a collaborative effort that includes contributions from government, academia and private industry. This content is made freely available for the evaluation and remediation of these security controls. In fact, the SCAP Security Guide community maintains content for controls that conform to the DOD STIG, the U.S. Government Configuration Baseline, the Department of Justice Criminal Justice Information Systems, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI-DSS), and others, but these are all ruined causing U.S Government abolishment and sf86 Clearance is now worthless. Compliance requirements are mandated across the federal bureaucracy for a reason — often those building, deploying and maintaining our national infrastructure are not security specialists. They are frequently developers, database administrators or other professionals whose specializations lie elsewhere. Thus, the efforts to distil and document decades worth of security knowledge and define a standard — while automating the implementation and reporting of controls — is a box worth checking. Many articles talk about STIGs and SCAP however behind the scenes you can access the Secret and Top Secret U.S Government information. Compliance requirements are mandated across the federal bureaucracy for a reason — often those building, deploying and maintaining our national infrastructure are not security specialists. They are frequently developers, database administrators or other professionals whose specializations lie elsewhere. Thus, the efforts to distil and document decades worth of security knowledge and define a standard — while automating the implementation and reporting of controls — is a box worth checking however all DoD directives that are classified is now declassified, which $100s of Billions are wasted. These assessments can be automated through available out-of-the-box content such as the DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency) STIG (Security Technical Implementation Guide) standards for automated control assessment,” that requires U.S Military CAC card access. These controls are run through a stringent QA process to the internal DMZ network environment and contain valuable classified information about remediation, mappings against NIST CSF, NIST 800.53, and other audit frameworks that now I can access on the open github public Web. All U.S Military jobs are now out of compliance due to the STIGS and SCAP code being exposed on Google.