The system must display a publicly-viewable pattern during a graphical desktop environment session lock.

Overview

Finding ID	Version	Rule ID	IA Controls	Severity
V-22301	GEN000510	SV-38275r1_rule	PESL-1	Low

Description
To protect the on-screen content of a session, it must be replaced with a publicly-viewable pattern upon session lock. Examples of publicly viewable patterns include screen saver patterns, photographic images, solid colors, or a blank screen, so long as none of those patterns convey sensitive information. This requirement applies to graphical desktop environments provided by the system to locally attached displays and input devices, as well as, to graphical desktop environments provided to remote systems using remote access protocols.

Description

To protect the on-screen content of a session, it must be replaced with a publicly-viewable pattern upon session lock. Examples of publicly viewable patterns include screen saver patterns, photographic images, solid colors, or a blank screen, so long as none of those patterns convey sensitive information. This requirement applies to graphical desktop environments provided by the system to locally attached displays and input devices, as well as, to graphical desktop environments provided to remote systems using remote access protocols.

STIG	Date
HP-UX 11.31 Security Technical Implementation Guide	2015-03-18

Details

Check Text ( C-36263r1_chk )
NOTE: This will virtually always be a manual review. Determine if a publicly-viewable pattern is displayed during a session lock. If the session lock pattern is not publicly-viewable, this is a finding.

Fix Text (F-31520r1_fix)
Configure the system to display a publicly-viewable pattern during a session lock.