New Profile for RHEL9: BSI

[sluetze]

Description:

This PR adds a new profile for RHEL9. The Profile covers the Building Blocks SYS.1.1 and SYS.1.3 of BSI Basic Protection. The BSI is the Federal Office for Security Information in Germany. This profile has been tested with RHEL9 servers in combination with RH Satellite.

Rationale:

This Profile mostly maps existing rules (with one exception see Review Hints) to the controls of the building blocks. Since these controls were already relevant for the RHCOS4 profile the way to a RHEL9 profile was quite short and obvious.

Review Hints:

I cherry-picked b7398e8 into this, as this profile relies on it. It was proposed in #13121 for the rhcos4 profile

[openshift-ci]

Hi @sluetze. Thanks for your PR.

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[Mab879]

Please fix the YAML formatting and missing CCEs. We have docs for adding cces.

[Mab879]

Please review the CI failures.

[sluetze]

I think I fixed the relevant CI failures. Current failures are only systems, which do not find a test for the manual rule, which is not relevant for them.

[Mab879]

Thanks for the PR.

Please convert the multi line YAML to use |-.