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While the Configuration and User Guide may not specifically mention MacOS' in every situation, all of the Unix/ Linux information will apply to MacOS systems hosting Assessor.

Basics:

• Here is the basic information for running Assessor-CLI: Command Line Interface (CLI) | CIS-CAT Pro Assessor v4

• This Here is a list all of the basic Assessor-CLI commands you’ll use: Basic operation of CIS-CAT Pro Assessor CLI | User Guide v4 Assessor

  • and further Further down there are more in depth commands . such as Benchmark (& Data-Stream Collection) and Options Reporting Options

The most basic of options option will be something to the effect of:

Assessor-CLI_v4.15.0/Assessor-CLI> sudo ./Assessor-CLI.sh -i - html

This command calls on the Assessor tool as sudo, launches an interactive scan (-i), and will produce an HTML (-html) report to your /reports directory when you complete the scan.

Configuration Files and Remote Scans:

All of the configuration files for Assessor-CLI and the Assessor-GUI are the same, and accomplish the same tasks as if you manually entered the information into the GUI every time.

One notable difference for Remote Scans is you’ll need to make a remote SSH connection, and not a WinRM connection as mentioned in the webinars.

This section of the guide discusses using the Remote Assessment - Sessions Configuration file | CIS-CAT Pro Assessor v4 for Linux.
This is the file that would load into the GUI on the “Load Configuration File” screen, or manually enter the information therein into the GUI. Here is an additional note on Remote Setup for Unix/Linux/OSX | Configuration Guide | CIS-CAT Pro Assessor v4

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