TacitSoft Diagnostics

Ubuntu STIG / CMMC Linux Preflight Bundle

Run a reviewable collector, inspect the generated bundle locally, then request a secure upload path for a control-impact review, evidence-pack guidance, and remediation plan.

Inspectable collection

The collector is intended to gather local Ubuntu configuration evidence into a bundle you can review before sharing.

Compliance-aware framing

The review focuses on STIG/CMMC readiness signals, evidence gaps, and implementation risk rather than claiming instant compliance.

Human signoff gates

High-risk areas such as PAM, SSHD, sudoers, auditd, AppArmor, and authentication changes are treated as review-first remediation work.

Bundle Workflow

What to expect before anything is uploaded

This is a preflight workflow for teams preparing Ubuntu systems for CMMC, NIST 800-171, STIG, POA&M, SCC, STIGViewer, or eMASS evidence work. It is designed to make the review boundary explicit.

1

Collect

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.

2

Inspect

Review the generated manifest, checksums, collector log, and raw artifacts locally. Remove anything your team is not ready to share.

3

Upload

Request a secure upload link and submit only the reviewed bundle. Sensitive identity, authentication, and log artifacts should be treated as review-required.

4

Review

TacitSoft evaluates the bundle for control impact, evidence readiness, remediation sequencing, and breakage risk.

Review Outputs

Evidence and remediation positioning

The goal is a practical review package your technical team can act on and your compliance stakeholders can understand.

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 fractional remediation support

Collector review expectations

  • No hidden telemetry or silent upload behavior is part of the intended collector model.
  • The bundle may include sensitive host, service, authentication, and security configuration details.
  • Your team should inspect the manifest and artifacts before requesting or using an upload link.
  • TacitSoft treats remediation as a controlled plan with dry-run, rollback, and human approval expectations.

Next step

Request the upload path when you have a reviewed bundle, or book a call first if you need help scoping which Ubuntu hosts, SCC outputs, or evidence artifacts belong in the first review.