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THIS CONTENT HAS BEEN MIGRATED TO https://github.com/mitre/saf-training. The MITRE InSpec Team's introduction to InSpec Profile Development

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true	home	MITRE InSpec Profile Developer Course	MITRE SAF InSpec Profile Developer	From guidance documents to automated tests in no time!	text link Start the Class! /course/ text link Go To the Development Lab https://github.com/mitre/inspec-profile-developer-course-lab-environment text link Getting Started with Ruby (text) https://ruby-for-beginners.rubymonstas.org/ text link Ruby Walkthrough (video) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_ispmWmdjY&vl=en	title icon details Learn the architecture of an InSpec profile markdown Understand InSpec's design and flexible deployment options title icon details Dive into the InSpec framework and its capabilities markdown Create connected components and modules - including unit tests - right from the CLI title icon details Build an InSpec profile to transform security policy into automated security testing markdown Understand InSpec profiles via hands-on development title icon details Run an InSpec profile against a component of an application stack markdown Learn how to utilize the profiles we build to run against an application stack title icon details Report Results markdown Use InSpec to generate normalized, portable security test result reports for your pipeline title icon details View and analyze InSpec results markdown Learn how to deliver InSpec results files to the Heimdall visualization app for easy analysis of your system's security posture	false	Apache-2.0 | Copyright © 2022 - The MITRE Corporation

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CM -> Configuration Management

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To make the journey from Requirement Document to automated tests and back again a little easier to navigate. ->
The SAF's purpose is to make the journey from Requirement Document to automated tests and back again a little easier to navigate.

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We hope that durning the course of this class ->
We hope that during the this class

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nSpec organizes its work in what it calls Profiles->
nSpec organizes its work in what it calls profiles

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Profiles have four (2) required elements: ->
Profiles have two (2) required elements: