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Initial commit of STIG and security compliance content
This commit adds additional TrueNAS configuration areas subject to manual configuration choices for the STIG response. Fixes spelling errors
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This commit adds the VM and future Fangtooth compliance items.
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This commit makes suggested edit made in the initial security review of this content.
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This PR creates the first STIG compliance article for the General Operating System SRG response.
Applies to 24.10 in initial draft, with updates for 25.04 planned.
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