Ubuntu Security Guide (USG) is a tool that greatly improves the usability of hardening and auditing, and allows for environment-
Security Technical Implementation Guides like the CIS benchmark or DISA-STIG have hundreds of configuration recommendations, so hardening and auditing a Linux system manually can be very tedious. Ubuntu Security Guide (USG) is a tool that greatly improves the usability of hardening and auditing, and allows for environment-
Project information
- Maintainer:
- Canonical Security Certification
- Driver:
- Canonical Security Certification
- Licence:
- GNU GPL v3
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trunk series is the current focus of development.
All bugs Latest bugs reported
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Bug #2076119: global umask breaks updating gnome settings with dconf update command
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Bug #2073795: cis level1 workstation hardening profile breaks firefox
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Bug #2073422: USG DISA FIX Ubuntu 22.04 Inadvertently Overriding systemd tmpfile configurations not specified
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Bug #2070288: USG audit - cis_level2_server journald
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Bug #2065113: unable to change passwd after applying CIS hardening on Jammy
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More contributors Top contributors
- Miha Purg 121 points
- Eduardo Barretto 45 points
- Przemyslaw Hausman 36 points
- Robert Malz 25 points
- Jaimes Joschko 25 points