mcp-server-for-oscal

The codebase demonstrates strong security practices. It explicitly implements file integrity checks using SHA-256 hashes against a `hashes.json` manifest for both OSCAL schemas and documentation directories at server startup. This prevents the server from operating with tampered or corrupted bundled content. Configuration for sensitive details like AWS credentials and Bedrock IDs are handled through environment variables, with no hardcoded secrets found. The server defaults to binding to `127.0.0.1`, limiting network exposure. Interaction with AWS Bedrock is via the official Boto3 SDK, relying on AWS's inherent service security. The primary point of external interaction (Bedrock KB) relies on the security posture of the AWS account and the content within the knowledge base, which is outside the direct control of this server's codebase.