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CCE™ provides unique identifiers to system configuration issues in order to facilitate fast and accurate correlation of configuration data across multiple information sources and tools. For example, CCE Identifiers can be used to associate checks in configuration assessment tools with statements in configuration best-practice documents and security guides, are the main identifiers used for the settings in the U.S. Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC) data file downloads, and are a key component for enabling security content automation. We encourage members of the information security community to participate in the CCE effort by offering feedback on the CCE List and Editorial Policies, by joining the CCE Working Group, or by contacting us directly at cce@mitre.org.
Focus OnCCE List Content UpdatedCCE Version 5.20120314 is now available on the CCE List page. There are now 10,851 total CCE entries in the CCE List. Changes for Version 5.20120314 include: 180 total new entries added; the first release of CCE lists for Microsoft Exchange 2007 with 66 entries and Microsoft Exchange 2010 with 76 entries; 8 new entries for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7; 9 new entries for Microsoft Windows XP; 19 new entries for Microsoft Windows Vista; 2 new entries for Microsoft Windows 7; and formatting updates for Oracle WebLogic Server 11g. A report is available that that provides more details on the changes between Version 5.20111130 and Version 5.20120314. Future updates will be noted on the News page and on the CCE Working Group Discussion List. Please send any comments or concerns to cce@mitre.org. |
Latest News"CCE Submissions" page added to CCE List section Registration now open for MITRE’s Security Automation Developer Days 2012 on July 9-13 CCE/Making Security Measurable booth at InfoSec World 2012 Upcoming EventsMITRE’s Security Automation Developer Days 2012, July 9-13 CCE/Making Security Measurable booth at Black Hat Briefings 2012, July 25-26
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