Add comprehensive CMMC compliance server configuration feature

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This document tracks planned features and enhancements for the Bash Script Generator. This document tracks planned features and enhancements for the Bash Script Generator.
## CMMC Compliance Server Configuration
### Overview
Add comprehensive CMMC (Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification) compliance features to ensure servers meet DoD cybersecurity requirements for handling Federal Contract Information (FCI) and Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI).
### Goals
- Automate CMMC Level 1-3 compliance configuration
- Implement required security controls
- Generate compliance reports
- Support for FCI/CUI data handling requirements
- Ensure audit trail and logging compliance
### Proposed Implementation
#### CMMC Control Domains to Implement:
1. **Access Control (AC)**
- Role-based access control (RBAC)
- Least privilege principle
- Account management (creation, modification, disabling)
- Session management and timeout
- Remote access controls
- External connection management
- Access review and recertification
2. **Identification and Authentication (IA)**
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA/2FA)
- Strong password policies
- Account lockout policies
- Password complexity requirements
- Session management
- Public key infrastructure (PKI)
- Certificate-based authentication
3. **Media Protection (MP)**
- Encryption at rest
- Secure media disposal
- Media sanitization procedures
- Encrypted backups
- Removable media controls
4. **System and Communications Protection (SC)**
- Network segmentation
- Firewall configuration
- Encryption in transit (TLS/SSL)
- VPN setup (FIPS-compliant)
- Denial of service protection
- Boundary protection
- Cryptographic key management
5. **System and Information Integrity (SI)**
- Malware protection (antivirus, EDR)
- Security monitoring
- Intrusion detection/prevention
- File integrity monitoring
- Spam protection
- System alerts and notifications
6. **Audit and Accountability (AU)**
- Comprehensive logging
- Log retention policies
- Time synchronization (NTP)
- Audit log protection
- Log review and analysis
- Centralized logging (SIEM)
7. **Configuration Management (CM)**
- Security configuration baselines
- Change management
- Configuration monitoring
- Software inventory
- Least functionality principle
8. **Incident Response (IR)**
- Incident response plan implementation
- Incident tracking
- Incident reporting procedures
- Backup and recovery procedures
9. **Maintenance (MA)**
- Maintenance tools management
- Non-local maintenance controls
- Maintenance personnel controls
10. **Risk Management (RM)**
- Risk assessment procedures
- Vulnerability scanning
- Risk mitigation
11. **Security Assessment (CA)**
- Security control assessments
- Penetration testing support
- Compliance scanning
### Features to Include:
1. **Access Control Implementation**
- Configure sudoers with least privilege
- Set up user groups and permissions
- Implement session timeouts
- Configure SSH access controls
- Set up account expiration policies
2. **Authentication Hardening**
- Enforce strong password policies (PAM)
- Configure password complexity
- Set account lockout thresholds
- Enable MFA/2FA (Google Authenticator)
- Configure SSH key-only authentication option
3. **Encryption Configuration**
- Full disk encryption (LUKS)
- Encrypted swap
- TLS/SSL configuration
- Encrypted backups
- Database encryption
4. **Logging and Monitoring**
- Comprehensive audit logging (auditd)
- Centralized syslog configuration
- Log rotation and retention
- Time synchronization (NTP/Chrony)
- Security event monitoring
5. **Network Security**
- Firewall configuration (UFW/iptables)
- Network segmentation
- VPN setup (FIPS-compliant)
- Intrusion detection (Fail2ban)
- Network monitoring
6. **Malware Protection**
- Antivirus installation (ClamAV)
- EDR agent installation
- File integrity monitoring (AIDE, Tripwire)
- Real-time scanning configuration
7. **System Hardening**
- Disable unnecessary services
- Remove unnecessary packages
- Secure kernel parameters
- File system permissions
- SELinux/AppArmor configuration
8. **Compliance Reporting**
- CMMC compliance checklist
- Security configuration reports
- Audit log summaries
- Vulnerability assessment reports
- Compliance status dashboard
### UI Integration
Add to the web form:
- [ ] Enable CMMC compliance mode
- [ ] Select CMMC Level (1, 2, or 3)
- [ ] Configure access control requirements
- [ ] Set up authentication policies (MFA, password complexity)
- [ ] Enable encryption (disk, network, backups)
- [ ] Configure comprehensive logging
- [ ] Set up malware protection
- [ ] Configure network security controls
- [ ] Enable file integrity monitoring
- [ ] Set up compliance reporting
### Technical Considerations
#### Tools to Integrate:
- `auditd` - Comprehensive audit logging
- `aide` / `tripwire` - File integrity monitoring
- `clamav` - Antivirus/antimalware
- `fail2ban` - Intrusion prevention (already included)
- `pam` modules - Authentication policies
- `selinux` / `apparmor` - Mandatory access control
- `cryptsetup` - Disk encryption
- `rsyslog` / `syslog-ng` - Centralized logging
- `chrony` / `ntpd` - Time synchronization
#### CMMC Level Requirements:
- **Level 1:** Basic cyber hygiene (17 controls)
- **Level 2:** Intermediate cyber hygiene (110 controls)
- **Level 3:** Good cyber hygiene (110+ controls, advanced)
#### Script Structure:
```bash
# Proposed function structure
configure_cmmc_access_control()
setup_cmmc_authentication()
configure_cmmc_encryption()
setup_cmmc_logging()
configure_cmmc_network_security()
install_cmmc_malware_protection()
harden_system_cmmc()
generate_cmmc_compliance_report()
```
### Security Considerations
- Follow CMMC control requirements precisely
- Ensure FIPS 140-2 compliance where required
- Implement defense in depth
- Regular compliance audits
- Maintain audit trails
- Secure configuration management
- Incident response capabilities
### Compliance Frameworks
- CMMC Level 1 (Basic)
- CMMC Level 2 (Intermediate) - Most common
- CMMC Level 3 (Advanced)
- NIST SP 800-171 alignment
- DFARS 252.204-7012 compliance
### Status
**Status:** Planned for future release
**Priority:** High (for DoD contractors)
**Estimated Complexity:** Very High
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