OSCAL Catalog
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Properties
Definitions
A collection of controls.
A globally unique identifier with cross-instance scope for this catalog instance. This UUID should be changed when this document is revised.
A group of controls, or of groups of controls.
A name given to the group, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
A human-oriented, locally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined group elsewhere in in this and other OSCAL instances (e.g., profiles). This id should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same group across revisions of the document.
A textual label that provides a sub-type or characterization of the group.
A structured information object representing a security or privacy control. Each security or privacy control within the Catalog is defined by a distinct control instance.
A human-oriented, locally unique identifier with instance scope that can be used to reference this control elsewhere in this and other OSCAL instances (e.g., profiles). This id should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same control across revisions of the document.
A name given to the control, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
A textual label that provides a sub-type or characterization of the control.
A partition of a control's definition or a child of another part.
A textual label that uniquely identifies the part's semantic type.
A human-oriented, locally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined part elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. When referenced from another OSCAL instance, this identifier must be referenced in the context of the containing resource (e.g., import-profile). This id should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A namespace qualifying the part's name. This allows different organizations to associate distinct semantics with the same name.
A textual label that provides a sub-type or characterization of the part's name. This can be used to further distinguish or discriminate between the semantics of multiple parts of the same control with the same name and ns.
A name given to the part, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
Permits multiple paragraphs, lists, tables etc.
Parameters provide a mechanism for the dynamic assignment of value(s) in a control.
A human-oriented, locally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined parameter elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. When referenced from another OSCAL instance, this identifier must be referenced in the context of the containing resource (e.g., import-profile). This id should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A textual label that provides a characterization of the parameter.
(deprecated) Another parameter invoking this one. This construct has been deprecated and should not be used.
A short, placeholder name for the parameter, which can be used as a substitute for a value if no value is assigned.
Describes the purpose and use of a parameter
A formal or informal expression of a constraint or test
A textual summary of the constraint to be applied.
A prose statement that provides a recommendation for the use of a parameter.
Prose permits multiple paragraphs, lists, tables etc.
A parameter value or set of values.
Presenting a choice among alternatives
Describes the number of selections that must occur. Without this setting, only one value should be assumed to be permitted.
Include all controls from the imported catalog or profile resources.
Provides information about the publication and availability of the containing document.
A name given to the document, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
An entry in a sequential list of revisions to the containing document in reverse chronological order (i.e., most recent previous revision first).
A name given to the document revision, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
A location, with associated metadata that can be referenced.
A machine-oriented, globally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined location elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. The locally defined UUID of the location can be used to reference the data item locally or globally (e.g., from an importing OSCAL instance). This UUID should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A name given to the location, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
A machine-oriented identifier reference to a location defined in the metadata section of this or another OSCAL instance. The UUID of the location in the source OSCAL instance is sufficient to reference the data item locally or globally (e.g., in an imported OSCAL instance).
A responsible entity which is either a person or an organization.
A machine-oriented, globally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined party elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. The locally defined UUID of the party can be used to reference the data item locally or globally (e.g., from an importing OSCAL instance). This UUID should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A category describing the kind of party the object describes.
The full name of the party. This is typically the legal name associated with the party.
A short common name, abbreviation, or acronym for the party.
A machine-oriented identifier reference to another party defined in metadata. The UUID of the party in the source OSCAL instance is sufficient to reference the data item locally or globally (e.g., in an imported OSCAL instance).
Defines a function assumed or expected to be assumed by a party in a specific situation.
A human-oriented, locally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined role elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. When referenced from another OSCAL instance, the locally defined ID of the Role from the imported OSCAL instance must be referenced in the context of the containing resource (e.g., import, import-component-definition, import-profile, import-ssp or import-ap). This ID should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A name given to the role, which may be used by a tool for display and navigation.
A short common name, abbreviation, or acronym for the role.
A summary of the role's purpose and associated responsibilities.
A human-oriented identifier reference to roles served by the user.
A collection of resources, which may be included directly or by reference.
An attribute, characteristic, or quality of the containing object expressed as a namespace qualified name/value pair. The value of a property is a simple scalar value, which may be expressed as a list of values.
A textual label that uniquely identifies a specific attribute, characteristic, or quality of the property's containing object.
Indicates the value of the attribute, characteristic, or quality.
A machine-oriented, globally unique identifier with cross-instance scope that can be used to reference this defined property elsewhere in this or other OSCAL instances. This UUID should be assigned per-subject, which means it should be consistently used to identify the same subject across revisions of the document.
A namespace qualifying the property's name. This allows different organizations to associate distinct semantics with the same name.
A textual label that provides a sub-type or characterization of the property's name. This can be used to further distinguish or discriminate between the semantics of multiple properties of the same object with the same name and ns.
A reference to a local or remote resource
A resolvable URL reference to a resource.
Describes the type of relationship provided by the link. This can be an indicator of the link's purpose.
Specifies a media type as defined by the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) Media Types Registry.
A textual label to associate with the link, which may be used for presentation in a tool.
A reference to a set of organizations or persons that have responsibility for performing a referenced role in the context of the containing object.
A human-oriented identifier reference to roles served by the user.
A reference to one or more roles with responsibility for performing a function relative to the containing object.
A human-oriented identifier reference to roles responsible for the business function.
A representation of a cryptographic digest generated over a resource using a specified hash algorithm.
Method by which a hash is derived
Additional commentary on the containing object.
The date and time the document was published. The date-time value must be formatted according to RFC 3339 with full time and time zone included.
The date and time the document was last modified. The date-time value must be formatted according to RFC 3339 with full time and time zone included.
A string used to distinguish the current version of the document from other previous (and future) versions.
The OSCAL model version the document was authored against.
An email address as defined by RFC 5322 Section 3.4.1.
Contact number by telephone.
Indicates the type of phone number.
A postal address for the location.
Indicates the type of address.
City, town or geographical region for the mailing address.
State, province or analogous geographical region for mailing address
Postal or ZIP code for mailing address
The ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code for the mailing address.
A single line of an address.
A document identifier qualified by an identifier scheme. A document identifier provides a globally unique identifier with a cross-instance scope that is used for a group of documents that are to be treated as different versions of the same document. If this element does not appear, or if the value of this element is empty, the value of "document-id" is equal to the value of the "uuid" flag of the top-level root element.
Qualifies the kind of document identifier using a URI. If the scheme is not provided the value of the element will be interpreted as a string of characters.