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SRG

Posted on September 4, 2020 by Code Curmudgeon

SRG stands for Security Requirements Guide. It is a document created and maintained through DISA and provides guidance for cybersecurity both for specific software, hardware, and devices as well as general software not covered by a specific STIG or SRG. See https://public.cyber.mil/stigs/srg-stig-tools/

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SRG
SRG stands for Security Requirements Guide. It is a document created and maintained through DISA and provides guidance for cybersecurity both for specific software, hardware, and devices as well as general software not covered by a specific STIG or SRG. See https://public.cyber.mil/stigs/srg-stig-tools/
STIG
STIG is an acronym for Security Technical Implementation Guide and is a document created and maintained by DISA to help organizations install, configure, deploy, and monitor applications, systems, and devices in a safe and secure manner, especially on a DoD network. See https://public.cyber.mil/stigs/
DISA
Defense Information Systems Agency - responsible for IT through the DoD - Department of Defense. For examples, creates and maintains SRG and STIG guides that help people install, configure, deploy, and monitor systems and applications securely. See https://www.disa.mil/