How does SHA-256 pinning support continuous monitoring under RMF?
The RMF Monitor step requires ongoing assurance that the assessed system has not silently changed. Pinning the model, probe set, and results by SHA-256 and binding them into a recomputable root means each monitoring run is comparable to the last and any…
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The RMF Monitor step requires ongoing assurance that the assessed system has not silently changed. Pinning the model, probe set, and results by SHA-256 and binding them into a recomputable root means each monitoring run is comparable to the last and any alteration is detectable. Planisphere's recurring, sha-pinned re-run gives the Monitor step tamper-evident, comparable evidence; it surfaces change, the authorizing official decides on re-authorization.
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