Bitdefender misconfigurations based on OpenSCAP profile ?

ceov
ceov
in Enterprise Security

OpenSCAP (NIST certified) is widely use to check configurations based on security standard specifications (governments agencies i.e DISA or ANSSI, finance industry i.e PCI-DSS, ...). It can (must) be used for servers but also for desktops.

Is Bitdefender using those profiles and if yes which one, and if not, where can we have the technical details of the configuration checks (Windows but also Linux)

Thank you in advance,

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  • Gjoksi
    Gjoksi DEFENDER OF THE YEAR 2022 ✭✭✭✭✭

    Hello.

    Since you need help with business product, @Alex_Dr or @Andra_B could take a look here and help you.

    Also, you can always contact the Bitdefender business support:

    https://www.bitdefender.com/business/support/en/71263-85158-contact.html

    Regards.

  • ceov
    ceov

    Hi,

    Thank you we will use support if needed, but i think it is a very interesting question for the community of users

    Best regards,

  • Andra_B
    Andra_B Customer Experience Projects Manager BD Staff

    Hi @ceov

    Thank you for your question.

    In this case, it would be the best to open a ticket so that my colleagues from the Enterprise Technical Support Department can help you, and answer all your questions.

    Please keep me posted, how it went.

    Kind regards,

    Andra_B

  • ceov
    ceov
    edited September 2022

    We will not have time the check that with your support desk.

    For our understanding/guess, BitDefender Linux misconfiguration checks are based on CIS "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Benchmark for Level 1 - Server" and "Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG)" security profiles

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