WMAN Access Point Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG)

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Severity

Version

V6 · R13

CurrentPublished Fri Apr 27 2018

The WMAN system must not operate in the 3.30-3.65 GHz frequency band.

WMAN Access Point Security Technical Implementation Guide (STIG)

Assessment Title

Rule Text

The WMAN system must not operate in the 3.30-3.65 GHz frequency band.

Description

Discussion Text

DoD RADAR systems operate in the 3.30-3.65 GHz frequency band. If the WMAN system operates in the same band, it could potentially interfere with RADAR operations and undermine the mission the RADAR supports.

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Objective

V-18598

Rule

SV-20147r1_rule

Severity

low

Rule Version

WIR0300

Documentable

false

IA Controls

NIST SP 800-53

Rev 5

Assessment Procedure

Check Text

Review the WMAN system data specification sheet (for both the AP or bridge).  Verify the WMAN system does not operate in the 3.30 – 3.65 GHz frequency band.  Mark as a finding if the WMAN system does not meet the requirement.

Implementation Procedure

Fix Text

Reconfigure the WMAN system so that it does not operate in the 3.30 – 3.65 GHz frequency band.

STIG check 9 of 42 in the WMAN Access Point STIG (STIG) checklist

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