SV-222568r508029_rule
V-222568
SRG-APP-000190
APSC-DV-002000
CAT II
10
Configure or design the application to terminate application network sessions at the end of the session.
Review the application documentation and interview the system administrator to determine how the application is designed and configured to terminate network connections at the end of the application session.
Identify any documented exceptions to the requirement and review associated mitigations.
If the application provides a management interface for controlling or monitoring application network sessions, access that management interface. Monitor application network activity.
If the application utilizes the underlying OS to control network connections, access the command prompt of the OS. Run the OS command for observing network connections at the OS. For Windows and Unix OS's, use the "netstat" command. Include command parameters that identify the application and/or process ID. netstat /? or -h provides the list of available parameters.
Observe network activity and associate application processes with network connections. Repeat use of the command to identify changing network state.
Determine if application session network connections are being terminated at the end of the session by observing the "state" column of the netstat command output with each iteration.
If the application does not terminate network connections when application sessions end, this is a finding.
If exceptions are documented with no mitigation this is a finding.
V-222568
False
APSC-DV-002000
Review the application documentation and interview the system administrator to determine how the application is designed and configured to terminate network connections at the end of the application session.
Identify any documented exceptions to the requirement and review associated mitigations.
If the application provides a management interface for controlling or monitoring application network sessions, access that management interface. Monitor application network activity.
If the application utilizes the underlying OS to control network connections, access the command prompt of the OS. Run the OS command for observing network connections at the OS. For Windows and Unix OS's, use the "netstat" command. Include command parameters that identify the application and/or process ID. netstat /? or -h provides the list of available parameters.
Observe network activity and associate application processes with network connections. Repeat use of the command to identify changing network state.
Determine if application session network connections are being terminated at the end of the session by observing the "state" column of the netstat command output with each iteration.
If the application does not terminate network connections when application sessions end, this is a finding.
If exceptions are documented with no mitigation this is a finding.
M
4093