Closed kevin-paladin closed 3 months ago
The updates introduce new policy entries for Azure VMs, GCP VMs, and AWS EC2 instances into the DB_Policy.sql
file, enhancing the security policies database. Additionally, the AssetTypeGroupedVulnerabilitiesRuleTest.java
file has been modified to adjust the structure of the JSON data in the correctlyProcessCritical
method and to add a new parameter in the getRuleParams
method to better handle severity matching.
File Path | Change Summary |
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installer/resources/pacbot_app/files/DB_Policy.sql |
Added new policy entries for Azure VMs, GCP VMs, and AWS EC2 instances in cf_PolicyTable and cf_PolicyParams . |
jobs/pacman-awsrules/src/test/java/com/tmobile/cloud/awsrules/ec2/AssetTypeGroupedVulnerabilitiesRuleTest.java |
Updated correctlyProcessCritical method to modify JSON structure by removing cves field and added a new key-value pair in getRuleParams method. |
In the realm of code so vast and bright,
Policies for clouds take flight,
Azure, GCP, and AWS stand tall,
Shielding VMs with a mighty wall.
Vulnerabilities now clearly seen,
Severity matched, our code pristine.
Cheers to changes, sleek and neat,
Our security stands elite! 🌟🐰
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Description
Add Rapid7 vulnerability policies for both GCP & Azure.
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