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IDTitleSeverity
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.6Ensure brute-force lockout is set to 3 attempts with a lockout duration of at least 1 hourflasharray · Level 1High
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.7Ensure the password policy enforces 8+ characters, 3+ character groups, and username and dictionary checksflasharray · Level 1High
TMA-FLASHARRAY-3.1Ensure NFS export policies restrict client access and enforce secure authentication (no wildcards, root squash, no sys auth)flasharray · Level 1High
TMA-FLASHARRAY-3.2Ensure SMB client policies require encryption, restrict client access, and disable anonymous accessflasharray · Level 1High
TMA-FLASHARRAY-4.1Ensure manual eradication is disabled and the eradication delay is at least 8 days for production dataflasharray · Level 1High
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.1Ensure a management SAML SSO configuration is created and enabledflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.2Ensure a management LDAP/Active Directory service is configured and enabled with at least one group mappedflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.3Ensure only authorized local administrative accounts exist and a local emergency-access account is retainedflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.4Ensure administrators and directory groups are granted least- privilege roles via management access policiesflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.5Ensure SSH key-based authentication is configured for CLI access, preferably sourced from LDAPflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.8Ensure OAuth API clients use least-privilege access policies and access-token TTLs of 60 minutes or lessflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.9Ensure static REST API tokens are used only when necessary and configured to expire periodicallyflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.10Ensure administrative audit logs are forwarded to remote syslog or monitored via the REST APIflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.11Ensure administrative session logs are forwarded to remote syslog or monitored via the REST APIflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.12Ensure system alerts are actively monitored via remote syslog or email alert watchersflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.13Ensure at least one alert watcher is configured to receive alerts of all severitiesflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-1.14Ensure at least one remote management syslog server is configuredflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.1Ensure array TLS certificates are CA-signed, adequately sized, and rotated at least every 90 daysflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.3Ensure Active Directory accounts are configured to require TLSflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.4Ensure LDAP directory services use LDAPS with a configured CA root of trustflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.5Ensure syslog servers use TLS with a configured CA root of trustflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.6Ensure the SMTP relay host is configured with STARTTLS encryption and authenticationflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.7Ensure SNMP, if enabled, uses SNMPv3 with SHA authentication and AES privacyflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-2.9Ensure product diagnostic tests for environmental integrations are run periodicallyflasharray · Level 1Medium
TMA-FLASHARRAY-3.3Ensure native Active Directory integration is used for NFS and SMB identity and authenticationflasharray · Level 1Medium