The VMM must maintain a separate execution domain for each guest VM.

Overview

Finding IDVersionRule IDIA ControlsSeverity
V-207497SRG-OS-000408-VMM-001680SV-207497r958878_ruleCCI-002530medium
Description
VMMs can maintain separate execution domains for each executing guest VM by assigning each guest VM a separate address space. Each VMM guest VM has a distinct address space so that communication between guest VMs is performed in a manner controlled through the security functions of the VMM, and one guest VM cannot modify the executing code of another guest VM. This capability is available in most commercial VMMs that employ virtualization processor technologies.
STIGDate
Virtual Machine Manager Security Requirements Guide2024-12-06

Details

Check Text (C-207497r958878_chk)

Verify the VMM maintains a separate execution domain for each guest VM. If it does not, this is a finding.

Fix Text (F-7754r365896_fix)

Configure the VMM to maintain a separate execution domain for each guest VM.