anchorestig-static 0.75.0

A tool for performing static analysis using STIGs

Anchore STIG

Anchore STIG is a complete STIG solution that can be used to run STIG profile against static images.

Description

Use Anchore STIG to perform STIG checks against running containers in Kubernetes environments or static Docker images from a registry or stored locally. The tool executes automated scans against specific STIG Security Guide (SSG) policies. The program will output either a JSON report with a summary of STIG check results for runtime checks or XCCDF XML and OpenSCAP XML and HTML for static checks.

The static functionality includes the following profiles:

• CentOS 7
• CentOS 8
• Debian 10
• Debian 11
• Fedora
• Oracle Linux 7
• Oracle Linux 8
• Oracle Linux 9
• OpenSUSE
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9
• Ubuntu 16.04
• Ubuntu 18.04
• Ubuntu 20.04
• Ubuntu 22.04

Getting Started

Dependencies

Overall

• python3 >= 3.8 with pip3 installed
• make

Static

• docker

Runtime

• kubectl exec privileges
• Pods running one of the above listed software / OS types

Install

• clone the repo
• run make to install

Running the Program

Static

• Run the tool using anchorestig static IMAGE.
  • Ex: anchorestig static docker.io/ubi8:latest

CLI Input Parameters:

Username:             --username (-u)     Username for private registry
Password:             --password (-p)     Password for private registry
Url:                  --url (-r)          URL for private registry
Insecure:             --insecure (-s)     Allow insecure registries or registries with custom certs
Local Image:          --local-image (-l)  Run against an image stored in your local docker instance
AWS S3 Bucket         --aws (-a)          Upload results to S3
Anchore Account       --account (-c)      Anchore STIG UI account to store the stig result in

Viewing Results

Navigate to the ./stig-results directory. The output directory containing output files will be named according to the image scanned.

Help

Use the --help flag to see more information on how to run the program:

anchorestig --help

Authors

• Sean Fazenbaker @bakenfazer
• Michael Simmons @MSimmons7