Security inspection apparatus, security inspection method, and program

A security inspection method performed by a computer and comprising:

• obtaining, by the computer, one or more pieces of configuration information related to configuration of a system to be inspected in security inspection, the system being related to at least one of software and hardware;
• determining, by the computer, whether or not each of the one or more pieces of configuration information is associated with any of one or more types of security functions set as inspection items for the security inspection;
• and
• generating, by the computer, information related to the determination,
• wherein each of the one or more types of security functions belongs to one or more item sets out of a plurality of item sets,
• the plurality of item sets include a plurality of first item sets and a plurality of second item sets subdivided from each of the plurality of first item sets, and
• each of the one or more types of security functions belongs to one first item set out of the plurality of first item sets and one second item set out of the plurality of second item sets subdivided from the one first item set.

A non-transitory computer readable recording medium storing a program for causing a computer to execute:

• obtaining one or more pieces of configuration information related to configuration of a system to be inspected in security inspection, the system being related to at least one of software and hardware;
• determining whether or not each of the one or more pieces of configuration information is associated with any of one or more types of security functions set as inspection items for the security inspection;
• and
• generating information related to the determination,
• wherein each of the one or more types of security functions belongs to one or more item sets out of a plurality of item sets,
• the plurality of item sets include a plurality of first item sets and a plurality of second item sets subdivided from each of the plurality of first item sets, and
• each of the one or more types of security functions belongs to one first item set out of the plurality of first item sets and one second item set out of the plurality of second item sets subdivided from the one first item set.