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Active Directory Checklist, V1R1.2 Field Security Operations<br />

22 September 2006 Defense Information Systems Agency<br />

DS05.0240 Synch\Maint Aggregate Data File Encryption<br />

STIG ID \ V-Key DS05.0240 \ V0011789<br />

Severity Cat II<br />

Short Name Synch\Maint Aggregate Data File Encryption<br />

IA Controls ECCR-1, ECCR-2<br />

MAC /Conf 1-CS, 2-CS, 3-CS<br />

References AD STIG 2.3.3.3<br />

Long Name: A directory synchronization or maintenance data file that contains a substantial<br />

aggregate of the directory data for an entire geographic command is not<br />

encrypted.<br />

Checks:<br />

• With the assistance of the application SA, determine the geographic scope of the<br />

data in the synchronization or maintenance data files in the directories obtained in<br />

check DS05.0200. Specifically, determine if the data contains directory<br />

information for an *entire* geographic command such as DISA CONUS, DISA<br />

EUROPE, or DISA PACIFIC or for *all* members of a Service or other<br />

Component.<br />

• If the synchronization or maintenance data files do not contain substantial<br />

aggregates, then this check is Not Applicable.<br />

• If any synchronization or maintenance data file does contain a substantial<br />

aggregate, determine with the assistance of the application SA if the file is<br />

encrypted.<br />

- The use of a text editor to attempt to view the encrypted file or a Windows<br />

directory display indicating the file has the encrypted attribute can be used.<br />

• If any synchronization or maintenance data file containing a substantial aggregate<br />

is not encrypted, then this is a Finding.<br />

Note: This check is used to determine only *if* file encryption is used. Check<br />

DS05.0120 would be applied to determine if the implemented encryption is FIPS<br />

140-2 validated.<br />

UNCLASSIFIED<br />

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