
Creating and Managing Waivers
Waivers provide a way for you to temporarily affect audit scoring for managed systems. Waivers
are useful when you have a managed system that is non-compliant with a rule or a benchmark
but you do not wish to bring the system into compliance for a temporary period. An example
of this would be a system in the Accounting Department that you don't want to patch systems
near the end of an accounting cycle. You can create a waiver that will temporarily ignore any
issues on the machine until the critical time has passed.
Are you creating and managing waivers for the first time?
When creating and managing waivers for the first time:
• Understand what waivers are and how they work
• Understand that waivers are temporary
• Familiarize yourself with the 3 different types of waivers and how they differ from one another
• Understand waiver status
• Understand the concept of start dates and expire dates
• Learn how to filter waivers
• Learn how to request a waiver
• Learn how to grant waivers and understand the permission set that one needs to be able
to grant waivers
• Understand how to expire and delete waivers and the difference expiring and deleting waivers
Contents
How waivers work
Waivers catalog
Types of waivers
Waiver status
Waiver benchmark and rule management
How start dates and expires dates work
Filtering waivers
Requesting waivers
Granting waivers
Expiring waivers
Deleting waivers
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