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Add an OSCAL export endpoint to the FAR assistant, then hand the diff to the writer.
- 01Read the export route
- 02Add an OSCAL route
- 03Map SSP fields to OSCAL 1.1
- 04Bind the NIST guardrails
- 05Hand the diff to the writer
import { buildSSP } from "./ssp";
10
11−router.get("/v1/export", legacy);
11+router.get("/v1/export/oscal",
12+ async (req, res) => {
13+ res.json(await buildSSP(req));
14+ });
15
16export default router;
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Authorize
it.
NIST SP 800-53 families map to guardrails, and every build emits its own OSCAL plan, assessment and results.
Learn moreEvery NIST SP 800-53 family in this baseline is bound to a guardrail, and the same run emits the assessment plan and the assessment results beside this one.
Who may reach the system, and with what privilege. Bound to a guardrail, and carried into this plan.
What the system records, and who is allowed to read the record.
How the system is assessed and authorized. The assessment plan and the assessment results are emitted from this section, beside the plan itself.
What the running configuration is allowed to be. The guardrail is drafted; the mapping is queued for this baseline.
What happens when the system, or the fabric underneath it, is lost.
How a person or a service proves it is what it claims to be. Bound to a guardrail.
What is done when something goes wrong, and who is told about it.
What could go wrong, and what it would cost. The guardrail is drafted; the mapping is queued for this baseline.
How data is protected in transit and at rest, on any authorized fabric. Bound to a guardrail, and carried into this plan.
Whether the system, and the data underneath it, are still what they should be.
Any model.
Any cloud.
A neutral layer takes any model in and routes it out to any authorized fabric. No vendor lock-in.
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running.
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Learn moreimport { profiles } from "../config/profiles";
02import { fabrics } from "../fabrics";
03
04// Route only to a fabric the active profile authorizes.
05export function selectFabric(req: Request) {
06− return fabrics.find((f) => f.default);
06+ const profile = profiles[req.header("x-profile") ?? "federal"];
07+ const allowed = fabrics.filter((f) => profile.authorizes(f.id));
08+ if (!allowed.length) throw new Error("no authorized fabric");
09+ return allowed.find((f) => f.id === req.body.fabric) ?? allowed[0];
10}
11
12−export const fallback = "any";
12+export const fallback = "air-gapped-on-prem";
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