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Inconsistent naming convention between NIST OSCAL Requirements and FedRAMP Requirements #103

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Telos-sa opened this issue Apr 25, 2023 · 1 comment
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Describe the bug

FedRAMP naming convention of parts within terms-and-conditions deviates from the requirement found in NIST.

Who is the bug affecting?

Anyone following nist guidelines for 1.0.4 trying to validate in fedramp validation tool for AP.

What version of OSCAL are you using?

1.0.4

What is affected by this bug?

fedRAMP Validator.

When does this occur?

When validating parts for terms and conditions. The assessment-inclusions from NIST is named included-activities in FedRAMP validator, the assessment-exclusions is named excluded-activities, and the liability-limitations is not defined by NIST at all.

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Expected behavior (i.e. solution)

Naming convention needs to be standardized between the FedRAMP use-case and the NIST required naming convention.

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@Telos-sa Telos-sa added the bug Something isn't working label Apr 25, 2023
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@aj-stein-gsa aj-stein-gsa transferred this issue from GSA/fedramp-automation Nov 4, 2024
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