Inspectable collection
The collector gathers local Ubuntu configuration evidence into a bundle you can inspect without sending it to TacitSoft.
Run a reviewable collector and inspect the generated bundle locally, or describe the problem first and receive a bounded Initial Assessment Report with observations, limitations, useful evidence, and a next step.
The collector gathers local Ubuntu configuration evidence into a bundle you can inspect without sending it to TacitSoft.
The assessment distinguishes STIG/CMMC readiness signals, evidence gaps, and implementation risk without claiming instant compliance.
High-risk areas such as PAM, SSHD, sudoers, auditd, AppArmor, and authentication changes are treated as review-first remediation work.
This is a preflight workflow for teams preparing Ubuntu systems for CMMC, NIST 800-171, STIG, POA&M, SCC, STIGViewer, or eMASS evidence work. Collection stays local during the free assessment.
Run the Ubuntu STIG preflight collector on the target host or fleet sample. It packages OS, package, service, and security configuration signals into a bundle.
Review the generated manifest, checksums, collector log, and raw artifacts locally. Remove anything your team is not ready to share.
Describe the problem in your own words. No bundle upload is accepted or required by the free-assessment form.
Use the Initial Assessment Report to decide which evidence, collector, paid Architecture & Delivery Review, or implementation path is warranted.
Deeper control mapping and remediation planning require a separately agreed scope after the free assessment demonstrates relevance.
Control-impact map tied to observed Linux configuration signals
Evidence inventory for auditor, assessor, or internal review preparation
Prioritized remediation plan with risk notes and sequencing guidance
Optional implementation sprint or managed remediation support
Request a free assessment before sharing evidence. TacitSoft will identify whether this collector, selected SCC outputs, or other evidence would make the next decision more useful.