This repository contains an example on how Metanorma Coradoc can be used to author controls in a human-oriented markup language.
The OSCAL catalog information model is highly structured and can be complex to create and manage without proper tooling.
For those who prefer a human-oriented markup format, Metanorma Coradoc supports creating OSCAL via AsciiDoc.
This repository provides a sample control from ISO/IEC 27002:2022 that demonstrates the usage of the following Rubygems to author OSCAL in AsciiDoc:
-
coradoc
gem -
oscal-ruby
gem
The following command converts an .adoc
file into a .yaml
(OSCAL YAML).
bundle exec convert.rb {asciidoc-file-name}
The file sample.oscal.adoc
is provided in this repository for testing
purposes. The following command converts sample.oscal.adoc
into
sample.oscal.yaml
.
bundle exec convert.rb sample.oscal.adoc
# => sample.oscal.yaml created
The sample.oscal.adoc
file is excerpted from the OSCAL version of the
"ISO/IEC 27002:2022 Information security controls".
Note
|
ISO/IEC 27002:2022 is copyrighted content. |
The document is structured in the following way:
== Group One
=== Clause One
==== Part One
==== Part Two
=== Clause Two
==== Part One
==== Part Two
== Group Two
=== Clause One
==== Part One
==== Part Two
=== Clause Two
==== Part One