Adhoc RHEL 8.10 Hardening using CIS
Budget: $30 – $250 SGD
I need a single, easy-to-run script that brings any RHEL 8.10 system into full compliance with the latest CIS Benchmark. The solution must apply every relevant control, be idempotent (safe to rerun), and minimize disruption to running services.
You are free to write it in Bash, Python, or an Ansible playbook; choose whichever lets you express the controls cleanly and makes future updates simple. No separate reporting layer is required—console output that shows pass/fail for each check is enough.
Deliverables
• Harden-RHEL8.10 script (Bash/Python file or Ansible playbook)
• README with clear usage instructions and notes on any prerequisites
• Change-log section highlighting which CIS settings are altered and where they reside in the script
I will test by running the script on a fresh RHEL 8.10 VM and verifying compliance with the CIS Benchmark tool; every control should pass without manual tweaks.
You are free to write it in Bash, Python, or an Ansible playbook; choose whichever lets you express the controls cleanly and makes future updates simple. No separate reporting layer is required—console output that shows pass/fail for each check is enough.
Deliverables
• Harden-RHEL8.10 script (Bash/Python file or Ansible playbook)
• README with clear usage instructions and notes on any prerequisites
• Change-log section highlighting which CIS settings are altered and where they reside in the script
I will test by running the script on a fresh RHEL 8.10 VM and verifying compliance with the CIS Benchmark tool; every control should pass without manual tweaks.
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Linux
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Ubuntu
Scripting
Ansible
Bash
System Administration