Block storage boot volumes should be encrypted with a Customer Managed Key (CMK)
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Description
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) block storage boot volumes should be encrypted with a Customer Managed Key (CMK) to provide enhanced security and control over encryption key lifecycle management. By default, block storage boot volumes are encrypted with Oracle-managed keys, but using Customer Managed Keys provides additional security benefits including key rotation control, access logging, and the ability to disable keys when needed.
This rule checks the kms_key_id configuration of OCI block storage boot volumes and fails when block storage boot volumes are not configured with a Customer Managed Key.
To configure your OCI block storage boot volume with CMK encryption, you need to specify a valid kms_key_id from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Vault service. For guidance on configuring block storage boot volume encryption with CMKs, refer to the Block Volume Encryption section of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation.
