[PLG-570] Added Gap Policy for all three clouds.

arunpaladin commented 3 months ago

PLG-570 Added Gap Policy for all three clouds.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Introduced new policies for AWS EC2, Azure VM, and GCP VM instances scanned by Rapid7, enhancing security and compliance checks.
Bug Fixes
- Improved policy execution by enriching parameters with additional plugin information for better accuracy and context.

These changes aim to provide more comprehensive security policies and improve the accuracy of policy execution.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes introduce new policies for AWS EC2, Azure VM, and GCP VM instances scanned by Rapid7. An enum for plugin display names and a rule to check asset scanning status were added. Additionally, the PolicyExecutor class was enhanced to include an enricherSource for enriching policy parameters.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`commons/.../PluginDisplayName.java`	Added an enum `PluginDisplayName` to manage plugin display names and provide related methods.
`installer/.../DB_Policy.sql`	Updated `cf_PolicyTable` and `cf_PolicyParams` with new policies for AWS EC2, Azure VM, and GCP VM instances.
`jobs/.../AssetTypeScannedBySourceRule.java`	Implemented a rule to check assets scanned by a specific source, including methods for execution and help text.
`jobs/.../PolicyExecutor.java`	Introduced `enricherSource` for enriching policy parameters with a `pluginName` key during execution.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PluginDisplayName
    participant PolicyExecutor
    participant AssetTypeScannedBySourceRule
    participant DB_Policy

    User ->> PluginDisplayName: Retrieve plugin display name
    User ->> PolicyExecutor: Execute policy
    PolicyExecutor ->> DB_Policy: Fetch policy details
    PolicyExecutor ->> AssetTypeScannedBySourceRule: Apply rule
    AssetTypeScannedBySourceRule ->> PolicyExecutor: Return results
    PolicyExecutor ->> User: Return enriched policy results

Poem

In the realm of code, so bright and vast,
New policies for clouds, a spell is cast.
AWS, Azure, and GCP,
Scanned by Rapid7, safe they'll be.
With enums and rules, we stand tall,
Enriching policies, one and all.
🐇✨

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