SV-32936r1_rule
V-13620
WG355
WG355 A22
CAT II
10
Configure the web server’s trust store to trust only DoD-approved PKIs (e.g., DoD PKI, DoD ECA, and DoD-approved external partners).
Enter the following command:
find / -name ssl.conf note the path of the file.
grep "SSLCACertificateFile" /path/of/ssl.conf
Review the results to determine the path of the SSLCACertificateFile.
more /path/of/ca-bundle.crt
Examine the contents of this file to determine if the trusted CAs are DoD approved. If the trusted CA that is used to authenticate users to the web site does not lead to an approved DoD CA, this is a finding.
NOTE: There are non DoD roots that must be on the server in order for it to function. Some applications, such as anti-virus programs, require root CAs to function. DoD approved certificate can include the External Certificate Authorities (ECA), if approved by the DAA. The PKE InstallRoot 3.06 System Administrator Guide (SAG), dated 8 Jul 2008, contains a complete list of DoD, ECA, and IECA CAs.
V-13620
False
WG355 A22
Enter the following command:
find / -name ssl.conf note the path of the file.
grep "SSLCACertificateFile" /path/of/ssl.conf
Review the results to determine the path of the SSLCACertificateFile.
more /path/of/ca-bundle.crt
Examine the contents of this file to determine if the trusted CAs are DoD approved. If the trusted CA that is used to authenticate users to the web site does not lead to an approved DoD CA, this is a finding.
NOTE: There are non DoD roots that must be on the server in order for it to function. Some applications, such as anti-virus programs, require root CAs to function. DoD approved certificate can include the External Certificate Authorities (ECA), if approved by the DAA. The PKE InstallRoot 3.06 System Administrator Guide (SAG), dated 8 Jul 2008, contains a complete list of DoD, ECA, and IECA CAs.
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Web Administrator
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