CIS Benchmarks are security control sets to ensure a “best practices” configuration approach which maximizes an organization’s security posture.
The CIS Benchmarks are created collaboratively by Subject Matter Experts (SME’s), Security Community Members and Vendors of the technologies to which each control set applies.
There are multiple configuration profiles for each Benchmark. They are categorized into Level 1 and Level 2.
A Level 1 CIS security profile is the most rapidly implemented and may be considered the “Low Hanging Fruit” approach. Implementing a Level 1 CIS security profile results in an immediate improvement in security posture by minimizing attack surface with minimal impact to business operation and technology usability.
A Level 2 CIS security profile is a much more granular approach and while more complex to implement, results in a heightened security posture. The complexity of implementation lies in the possibility of adverse impact to the usability of the technology if improperly implemented.
TSCS’ CIS Benchmark Compliance Verification Service Offering will ensure your organization achieves the optimal security posture based on the criteria established by your business requirements.
Please review the complete, up-to-date list of CIS Benchmarks below:
Alibaba Cloud
Aliyun Linux
Amazon Linux
Amazon Web Services
Apache Cassandra
Apache HTTP Server
Apache Tomcat
Apple IOS
Apple MacOS
BIND
CentOS Linux
Check Point Firewall
Cisco
Debian Family Linux
Debian Linux
Distribution Independent Linux
Docker
Fedora Family Linux
Google Android
Google Chrome
Google Cloud Computing Platform
Google Workspace
IBM AIX
IBM Cloud Foundations
IBM Db2
IBM I
Juniper
Kubernetes
LXD
MIT Kerberos
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Exchange Server
Microsoft IIS
Microsoft Intune For Windows 10
Microsoft Office
Microsoft SQL Server
Microsoft SharePoint
Microsoft Web Browser
Microsoft Windows Desktop
Microsoft Windows Server
MongoDB
Mozilla Firefox
NGINX
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Oracle Database
Oracle Linux
Oracle MySQL
Oracle Solaris
Palo Alto Networks
PostgreSQL
Print Devices
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Robot Operating System (ROS)
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Safari Browser
Ubuntu Linux
VMware
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