Automated SCAP Scan Compliance Engine
Central collection of security scans, generates remediation
What it does
Launching the SCAP Micro-SaaS Portal is exciting because it addresses a fundamental problem in enterprise Linux compliance: turning rigid audit findings into functional automation code. Here is why this launch represents a major technical and business milestone: 1. Solves a Real System Administration Pain Point Eliminates Manual Toil: Standard OpenSCAP and STIG audits spit out thousands of lines of XML or multi-page PDFs listing hundreds of failed controls.
Stop manually reading raw OpenSCAP evaluation payloads. Ingest telemetry from target Linux hosts and instantly generate executive landscape audit PDFs alongside tailored Ansible playbooks and Bash scripts. Zero heavy agent footprints. Transmit scan telemetry directly via standard HTTP requests or cron tasks. Run standard OpenSCAP or STIG profile checks across your target RHEL, Debian, or Fedora nodes. Submit scan results via POST to /v1/telemetry using your Organization API Key. Background workers calculate drift diffs, render WeasyPrint PDFs, and compile Ansible playbooks automatically. $ oscap xccdf eval --profile xccdf_org.ssgproject.content_profile_stig \ --results /tmp/scan-results.xml…from tinysaas.com.au
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