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Example SSP Reflecting Latest FedRAMP OSCAL Modeling #925
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in fedramp_extensions.feature file line 13 |
… into example-ssp
…djusted components to align with Ports, protocols, Services approach
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To start acting on this, are you OK with me converting this into a page on the developer wiki?
<published>2024-12-31T23:59:59Z</published> | ||
<last-modified>2024-11-05T02:24:00Z</last-modified> | ||
<version>fedramp3.0.0-oscal1.1.4</version> | ||
<oscal-version>1.1.2</oscal-version> |
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Worth updating to 1.1.3?
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# UUIDs for Examples |
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If this is important for all of our stakeholders to know (aka we are going to reject their package if they don't name their UUIDs correctly), it may be worth making a diagram to add to this file. (It could be worth it anyways just for the sake of clarity and so that different visual learners can understand this because I'm having trouble parsing it out)
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This PR contains an OSCAL SSP Example File that reflects revisions to the way required FedRAMP content is modeled in OSCAL.
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