Infosec glossary entry
Common Configuration Enumeration (CCE) is a standardized naming scheme and part of the SCAP framework, used to identify and categorize system configurations and security settings across different platforms. CCE provides a consistent framework for referencing configurations, enabling organizations to assess compliance, identify vulnerabilities, and implement best practices for system hardening. By utilizing CCE, organizations can enhance their security posture and streamline their compliance efforts.
provides unique identifiers to security-related system configuration issues NIST
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