RAN Hardening: High Severity #339
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Closing in favor of: #466 |
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Related to: #193
PR #193 contains all of the YAMLs for high, medium, and low severity compliance remediations in to one PR. I'm breaking it down by severity level to make it easier for review.
The compliance operator finds the following failures that are designated as
high:The files in this PR combine all of the remediations for all of the respective paths they modify.