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Government Security Standard Compliant Kickstarts 0.01 (Default branch)

Are you responsible for compliance with variousgovernment security standards? Are you tired ofdesigning and maintaining these baselinesyourself? The goal of this project is to createstandards compliant kickstart files for standardssuch as DCID, STIG, NIST, and others.

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