Control: Ensure Trusted Launch is enabled on Virtual Machines

Description

When Secure Boot and vTPM are enabled together, they provide a strong foundation for protecting your VM from boot attacks. For example, if an attacker attempts to replace the bootloader with a malicious version, Secure Boot will prevent the VM from booting.

Usage

Run the control in your terminal:

powerpipe control run azure_compliance.control.compute_vm_trust_launch_enabled

Snapshot and share results via Turbot Pipes:

powerpipe login
powerpipe control run azure_compliance.control.compute_vm_trust_launch_enabled --share

SQL

This control uses a named query:

select
  vm.id as resource,
  case
    when (security_profile ->> 'securityType') is null or (security_profile ->> 'securityType') <> 'TrustedLaunch' then 'skip'
    when (security_profile -> 'uefiSettings' -> 'secureBootEnabled')::bool
      and (security_profile -> 'uefiSettings' -> 'vTpmEnabled')::bool then 'ok'
    else 'alarm'
  end as status,
  case
    when (security_profile ->> 'securityType') is null or (security_profile ->> 'securityType') <> 'TrustedLaunch' then vm.name || ' not using trust launch security type.'
    when (security_profile -> 'uefiSettings' -> 'secureBootEnabled')::bool
      and (security_profile -> 'uefiSettings' -> 'vTpmEnabled')::bool then vm.name || ' trusted launch enabled.'
    else vm.name || ' trusted launch disabled.'
  end as reason
  
  , vm.resource_group as resource_group
  , sub.display_name as subscription
from
  azure_compute_virtual_machine vm
  left join azure_subscription as sub on sub.subscription_id = vm.subscription_id;

Control: Ensure Trusted Launch is enabled on Virtual Machines

Description

Usage

SQL

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