STIGQter — STIG Fun with Qt

STIGQter provides a reimplementation of DISA's STIG Viewer. STIGQter is developed using the Qt framework, and its goal is to more accurately mirror the asset management layout of eMASS. This project is not associated with DISA.

Latest Version

Current Version: 1.2.6, Aug 7, 2023 (hashes)

Experimental 64-bit Windows builds are available via the Appveyor build artifacts.

Experimental 64-bit Debian packages are available in the Debian CI github action artifacts.

Bugs and Support

For bug reports, support, and any general questions, please file an issue on github.

STIG Content

The NON-FOUO STIGs are publicly released by DISA at public.cyber.mil. HTML-formatted versions of these STIGs with printable, manual checklists are available here.

Source

The source code for STIGQter is available on github.

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License

STIGQter is under the GPL version 3.

Contributions

Contributions in the form of source code, documentation, bug reports, and any form of encouragement are greatly appreciated and managed on the GitHub portal.

Monetary donations are appreciated:

• If you are a government organization or your project benefited from the use of this tool, please consider reaching out to the developers for MIPR information regarding support for your contract.
• If you personally benefited from the use of this tool, please consider donating to Fisher House on behalf of the STIGQter organization or giving to Jon Hood directly via PayPal for the support of STIGQter infrastructure and development.