| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS AlmaLinux OS 9 v2.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Oracle Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Rocky Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Oracle Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS AlmaLinux OS 9 v2.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.3.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Rocky Linux 9 v2.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.5.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Oracle Linux 7 v4.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.5.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Oracle Linux 7 v4.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.5.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 v4.0.0 L2 Server | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.5.1.5 Ensure the SELinux mode is enforcing | CIS Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 v4.0.0 L2 Workstation | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL, SYSTEM AND INFORMATION INTEGRITY |
| 1.7.7 - Miscellaneous Enhancements - 'default umask = 27' | CIS AIX 5.3/6.1 L2 v1.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 2.3 Set umask value for DB2 admin user .profile file | CIS IBM DB2 v10 v1.1.0 Linux OS Level 2 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.2 Set daemon umask - Check if CMASK is set to 022 in /etc/default/init (Solaris 8 or later) | CIS Solaris 9 v1.3 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.3 Set daemon umask (/etc/* umask) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.3 Set daemon umask (/etc/periodic/* umask) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.3 Set daemon umask (/usr/local/etc/rc.d umask) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.3 Set daemon umask (/usr/local/etc/rc.d/* umask) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 3.04 Oracle account .profile file - 'Unix systems umask 022' | CIS v1.1.0 Oracle 11g OS L1 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - '/etc/bash.bashrc' | CIS Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Server L1 v2.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - '/etc/bash.bashrc' | CIS Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Workstation L1 v2.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - '/etc/profile' | CIS Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Server L1 v2.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - '/etc/profile' | CIS Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS Workstation L1 v2.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - /etc/bashrc | CIS Amazon Linux v2.1.0 L1 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - /etc/profile | CIS Amazon Linux v2.1.0 L1 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 5.4.4 Ensure default user umask is 027 or more restrictive - /etc/profile.d/*.sh | CIS Amazon Linux v2.1.0 L1 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.3 Set Default umask for users | CIS Solaris 11.2 L1 v1.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.3 Set Default umask for users - UMASK = 027 | CIS Solaris 11.1 L1 v1.0.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.4 Set Default File Creation Mask for FTP Users | CIS Solaris 11 L1 v1.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.4 Set Default File Creation Mask for FTP Users | CIS Solaris 11.1 L1 v1.0.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.6 Set Default umask for Users - Check if 'umask' is set to 077 - Check /etc/profile. | CIS Solaris 10 L1 v5.2 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 7.6 Set Default umask for Users, Check if 'UMASK' is set to 077. | CIS Solaris 10 L1 v5.2 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.8 Set default umask for users (/etc/csh.cshrc) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.8 Set default umask for users (/etc/csh.login) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.8 Set default umask for users (/etc/login.conf) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.8 Set default umask for users (/usr/share/skel/dot.shrc) | CIS FreeBSD v1.0.5 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.11 Set default umask for users, Check if 'UMASK' is set to 077. | CIS Solaris 9 v1.3 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 8.12 Set default umask for FTP users (Solaris 9) | CIS Solaris 9 v1.3 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 10.4 Set Default umask for Users - /etc/profile.d/* | CIS Debian Linux 7 L1 v1.0.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| 10.19 Setting Security Lifecycle Listener (check for umask uncommented in startup) | CIS Apache Tomcat 7 L1 v1.1.0 | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Big Sur - Allow Administrators to Modify Security Settings and System Attributes | NIST macOS Big Sur v1.4.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Big Sur - Allow Administrators to Promote Other Users to Administrator Status | NIST macOS Big Sur v1.4.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Big Sur - Allow Information Transfer with Other Operating Systems | NIST macOS Big Sur v1.4.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Catalina - Allow Administrators to Modify Security Settings and System Attributes | NIST macOS Catalina v1.5.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Catalina - Allow Administrators to Promote Other Users to Administrator Status | NIST macOS Catalina v1.5.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Catalina - Allow Information Transfer with Other Operating Systems | NIST macOS Catalina v1.5.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Monterey - Allow Administrators to Modify Security Settings and System Attributes | NIST macOS Monterey v1.0.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Monterey - Allow Administrators to Promote Other Users to Administrator Status | NIST macOS Monterey v1.0.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
| Monterey - Allow Information Transfer with Other Operating Systems | NIST macOS Monterey v1.0.0 - All Profiles | Unix | ACCESS CONTROL |
