STIG security standards

STIG security compliance across all systems

System configuration and hardening made easy. Achieve full STIG compliance with XOAP’s security templates and best practices. 

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Simplify your cross-system STIG security configurations and benefit from different compliance best practices.

Shield your Server and Client systems with XOAP

Meet STIG requirements and strengthen security to defend against cyber threats.

No code configuration & policy management

Deliver desired state compliance and system configuration across your entire systems and infrastructure.

Compliance rate up to 98%

By using XOAP’s compliance management, you can reach a 98% compliance rate, saving valuable time and avoiding hefty fines.

Full infrastructure visibility

Get complete visibility into your infrastructure whether it’s in the cloud, on premises or a hybrid system with globally available clients.

Up-to-date security standards

XOAP’s Configuration Management module adapts to evolving threats by automating the latest STIG compliance across all your systems.

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Central insights, analytics and logging

STIG automation across your systems and infrastructures

Enforce STIG compliance for your server and desktop systems – all from one GUI.

What does STIG stand for?

STIG stands for Security Technical Implementation Guide. 

How often are STIGs updated?

STIGs are typically updated quarterly to address new vulnerabilities.

What's the difference between STIG and CIS?

STIGs are specific security rules mainly for DoD systems, while CIS Benchmarks are general best practices for securing various systems.

What does STIG do?

STIG provides DoD guidelines for securely configuring systems and applications. It details best practices for system hardening, access controls and vulnerability management to comply with security standards and regulations.

Are STIGs mandatory?

They’re mandatory for DoD systems (any tech or info systems used by the U.S. Department of Defense) and contractors. For others, they’re highly recommended but not legally required. Many organizations use them to improve their security.

How to start applying STIG security standards?

Use XOAP. It provides templates and best practices to make STIG compliance simple and effective. To start, follow this simple guide.

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