Framework

import type { Framework } from "https://googleapis.deno.dev/v1/securitycenter:v1.ts";

Compliance framework associated with the finding.

interface Framework {

category?:

| "FRAMEWORK_CATEGORY_UNSPECIFIED"

| "SECURITY_BENCHMARKS"

| "ASSURED_WORKLOADS"

| "DATA_SECURITY"

| "GOOGLE_BEST_PRACTICES"[];

controls?: Control[];

displayName?: string;

name?: string;

type?: "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED" | "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_BUILT_IN" | "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_CUSTOM";

}

§Properties

category?: "FRAMEWORK_CATEGORY_UNSPECIFIED" | "SECURITY_BENCHMARKS" | "ASSURED_WORKLOADS" | "DATA_SECURITY" | "GOOGLE_BEST_PRACTICES"[]

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Category of the framework associated with the finding. E.g. Security Benchmark, or Assured Workloads

controls?: Control[]

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The controls associated with the framework.

displayName?: string

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Display name of the framework. For a standard framework, this will look like e.g. PCI DSS 3.2.1, whereas for a custom framework it can be a user defined string like MyFramework

name?: string

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Name of the framework associated with the finding

type?: "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED" | "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_BUILT_IN" | "FRAMEWORK_TYPE_CUSTOM"

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Type of the framework associated with the finding, to specify whether the framework is built-in (pre-defined and immutable) or a custom framework defined by the customer (equivalent to security posture)