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Additionally, recommendations articulated within this document are intended to align with the Tiger Apple/NSA Guidelines3 with respect to content and detail, where applicable. It is assumed that the reader is versed in performing administrative configuration changes to the Leopard operating system.
#Center for internet security (cis) benchmark for mac os mac os x
This document does not apply to users of Mac OS X Server or special purpose configurations. The recommendations are aimed at general-purpose Mac OS X systems used by individuals and by enterprise users. This benchmark provides recommendations on security for users of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. However, several optional applications and features offered by Leopard, including iCal, iChat, iTunes, Mail, the Oxford dictionaries, Safari, X11, and printer drivers, will not be discussed. This document provides prescriptive guidance for securing the Leopard operating system, along with its applications and features, in accordance with best practice. This template contains implementation for 232 rules that can be installed on TrueSight Server Automation 20.02.01. Leopard comes with equipped with a number of applications and features. Updating CIS for CentOS 8 to newer benchmarks This document provides information about the hotfix containing Center for Internet Security (CIS) templates for CentOS Linux 8 Benchmark Version 1.0.0. that only runs on Apple Macintosh hardware. Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard1 is a UNIX2 operating system sold by Apple, Inc.
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