Open ctraftoncodes opened 11 months ago
The Reference # column in table 9.1 is intended to refer to one of the cryptographic modules in appendix Q.
This concept in OSCAL is achieved by:
component
for each cryptographic module (see section 4.10 on page 34)component
that references the appropriate cryptographic module component via a link
. For example:
<system-implementation>
<!-- user -->
<component uuid="uuid-of-service" type="service">
<title>[SAMPLE]Service Name</title>
<description><p>Describe the service</p></description>
<purpose>Describe the purpose the service is needed.</purpose>
<link href="uuid-of-component-used-by" rel="used-by" />
<link href=" uuid-of-component-provided-by" rel="provided-by" />
<!-- REFERENCE # -->
<link href=" uuid-of-cryptographic-module-component" rel="depends-on" />
<status state="operational" />
<protocol name="http">
<port-range start="80" end="80" transport="TCP"/>
</protocol>
<protocol name="https">
<port-range start="443" end="443" transport="TCP"/>
</protocol>
</component>
<!-- Repeat the component assembly for each row in Table 9.1 -->
<!-- system-inventory -->
</system-implementation>
The following changes will be made:
This issue still seems relevant regarding more accurate guidance for PPSM table as rendered in the inventory, but the docs and constraint structure has changed. I will move it into ready state to work on at a later date as we upgrade constraints and need to address this work. I will also unassign people as it seems likely we are not working on it.
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section 4.9, page 33
There is no field shown in the example that displays what OSCAL data should fill out the Reference # column. If the guidance could be updated to explicitly state what should go in this column and where in the OSCAL that data can be found, that would be helpful.
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Yes
What version of OSCAL are you using? (Check our info on supported OSCAL versions)
1.0.4
Clarification on the field in question.