
| Standard/Framework |
Linux Debian-Based |
Linux Redhat-Based |
Amazon Linux |
| NIST Low (SP 800-53) |
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| NIST Medium (SP 800-53) |
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| NIST High (SP 800-53) |
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| Center of Internet Security (CIS) |
✅ |
✅ |
✅ |
| HITRUST Level 1 |
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| HITRUST Level 2 |
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| HITRUST Level 3 |
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| Secure Compliance Solutions Script |
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| Standard/Framework |
Windows 10 |
Windows Server 2016 |
Windows Server 2019 |
| NIST Low (SP 800-53) |
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| NIST Medium (SP 800-53) |
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| NIST High (SP 800-53) |
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| Center of Internet Security (CIS) |
✅ |
✅ |
✅ |
| HITRUST Level 1 |
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| HITRUST Level 2 |
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| HITRUST Level 3 |
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| Secure Compliance Solutions Script |
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$ git submodule add <remote_url> Third-Parties
When adding a Git submodule, your submodule will be staged. As a consequence, you will need to commit your submodule by using the “git commit” command.
$ git commit -m "Added the submodule to the project."
$ git push