設定及檢查 CIS 法規遵循

# An OS policy to check CIS level 1 compliance once a day.
id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-a-day-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-a-day
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If cis-compliance-scanner.service is active, return an exit code
          # 100 to indicate that the instance is in compliant state.
          # Otherwise, return an exit code of 101 to run `enforce` step.
          script: |-
            is_active=$(systemctl is-active cis-compliance-scanner.timer)
            result=$(systemctl show -p Result --value cis-compliance-scanner.service)

            if [ "$is_active" == "active" ] && [ "$result" == "success" ]; then
              exit 100;
            else
              exit 101;
            fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # COS 97 images are by-default CIS Level 1 compliant and there is no
          # additional configuration needed. However, if certain changes
          # cause non-compliance because of the workload on the instance, this
          # section can be used to automate to make fixes. For example, the
          # workload might generate a file that does not comply with the
          # recommended file permissions.
          # Return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the desired changes
          # successfully applied.
          script: |-
            # optional <your code>
            # Check the compliance of the instance once a day.
            systemctl start cis-compliance-scanner.timer && exit 100

# An OS policy to check CIS level 1 compliance once an hour.
id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-an-hour-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-cis-level1-compliance-once-an-hour
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If cis-compliance-scanner.service is active, return an exit code
          # 100 to indicate that the instance is in compliant state.
          # Otherwise, return an exit code of 101 to run `enforce` step.
          script: |-
            is_active=$(systemctl is-active cis-compliance-scanner.timer)
            result=$(systemctl show -p Result --value cis-compliance-scanner.service)

            if [ "$is_active" == "active" ] && [ "$result" == "success" ]; then
              exit 100;
            else
              exit 101;
            fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # Return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the desired changes
          # were successfully applied.
          script: |-
            # Overwrite "OnUnitActiveSec" field of the
            # cis-compliance-scanner.timer to trigger
            # cis-compliance-scanner.service once an hour
            # instead of once a day.
            mkdir /etc/systemd/system/cis-compliance-scanner.timer.d
            tee /etc/systemd/system/cis-compliance-scanner.timer.d/override.conf <<EOF
            [Unit]
            Description=Run CIS Scanner once an hour

            [Timer]
            OnUnitActiveSec=1h
            EOF
            # Reload systemd units.
            systemctl daemon-reload
            # Check the compliance of the instance once an hour.
            systemctl start cis-compliance-scanner.timer && exit 100

# An OS policy to check CIS level 2 compliance once a day.
id: ensure-cis-level2-compliance-once-a-day-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: ensure-cis-level2-compliance-once-a-day
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If cis-compliance-scanner.service is active, return an exit code
          # 100 to indicate that the instance is in compliant state.
          # Otherwise, return an exit code of 101 to run `enforce` step.
          script: |-
            is_active=$(systemctl is-active cis-compliance-scanner.timer)
            result=$(systemctl show -p Result --value cis-compliance-scanner.service)

            if [ "$is_active" == "active" ] && [ "$result" == "success" ]; then
              exit 100;
            else
              exit 101;
            fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # Return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the desired changes
          # were successfully applied.
          script: |-
            # Configure the instance for CIS level 2.
            systemctl start cis-level2.service
            # Change the scan level to 2.
            sed -i 's/^LEVEL=.*$/LEVEL="2"/' /etc/cis-scanner/env_vars
            # Check the compliance of the instance once a day.
            systemctl start cis-compliance-scanner.timer && exit 100

# An OS policy to opt-out of CIS check and check compliance status once a day.
id: exclude-cis-check-and-check-compliance-once-a-day-policy
mode: ENFORCEMENT
resourceGroups:
  - resources:
      id: exclude-cis-check-and-check-compliance-once-a-day
      exec:
        validate:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # If cis-compliance-scanner.service is active, return an exit code
          # 100 to indicate that the instance is in compliant state.
          # Otherwise, return an exit code of 101 to run `enforce` step.
          script: |-
            is_active=$(systemctl is-active cis-compliance-scanner.timer)
            result=$(systemctl show -p Result --value cis-compliance-scanner.service)

            if [ "$is_active" == "active" ] && [ "$result" == "success" ]; then
              exit 100;
            else
              exit 101;
            fi
        enforce:
          interpreter: SHELL
          # Return an exit code of 100 to indicate that the desired changes
          # were successfully applied.
          script: |-
            # Opt-out of the etc-passwd-permissions check.
            sed -i 's/^EXTRA.*$/EXTRA_OPTIONS="--benchmark-opt-out-ids=etc-passwd-permissions"/' /etc/cis-scanner/env_vars &&
            # Check the compliance of the instance once a day.
            systemctl start cis-compliance-scanner.timer
            # Ensure cis-compliance-scanner completes before exiting
            PID=$(systemctl show --property MainPID --value cis-compliance-scanner.service) &&
            timeout 5m bash -c -- 'while [ -e /proc/'$PID' ]; do echo "CIS Scanner with PID:'$PID' is still running"; sleep 1; done' &&
            exit 100