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SECURITY.md

SECURITY.md# Security Policy

Overview

This document outlines the security policy and vulnerability disclosure process for the DevSecOps Free Agent HQ project. We are committed to maintaining enterprise-grade security practices and ensuring timely response to security concerns.

Reporting a Vulnerability

Please Do Not Report Security Vulnerabilities as Public Issues

If you discover a security vulnerability, please email it directly to security@devsecops-hq.local with:

  • Description of the vulnerability
  • Affected components or files
  • Severity assessment (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
  • Steps to reproduce (if applicable)
  • Proof of concept or exploit code

Expected Response Timeline:

  • Critical: 24 hours
  • High: 48 hours
  • Medium: 1 week
  • Low: 2 weeks

Security Scanning Workflows

All pull requests and commits are automatically scanned by three integrated security tools:

1. AI Code Review (Hugging Face)

  • Purpose: AI-powered code analysis for security patterns and best practices
  • Execution Time: ~7 seconds
  • Coverage: All code files
  • Reports: Available in PR checks

2. CodeQL Analysis

  • Purpose: Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
  • Database: GitHub's CodeQL semantic code analysis engine
  • Execution Time: ~49 seconds
  • Coverage: Python, JavaScript, and supported languages
  • Reports: Available in Security tab

3. Trivy Security Scanner

  • Purpose: Vulnerability scanning for dependencies and container images
  • Database: Trivy vulnerability database (daily updates)
  • Execution Time: ~15 seconds
  • Coverage: All file types including Dockerfiles
  • Reports: Available in PR checks and Actions logs

Branch Protection

Main Branch Requirements

  • Pull Request Review: Required (at least 1 approval)
  • Status Checks: All security scans must pass
    • AI Code Review: PASSED
    • CodeQL: PASSED
    • Trivy Scan: PASSED
  • Up-to-Date: Branch must be up to date before merging
  • Force Push: Disabled

Security Best Practices

For Contributors

  1. Run Local Scans: Test your code locally before pushing
  2. Review Warnings: Address all security warnings in PRs
  3. Dependency Management: Keep dependencies up to date
  4. Secrets Management: Never commit secrets, API keys, or credentials
  5. Code Signing: Sign commits when possible

For Maintainers

  1. PR Reviews: Prioritize security issues in code review
  2. Dependency Audits: Perform regular dependency security audits
  3. Security Updates: Apply security patches immediately
  4. Access Control: Maintain least-privilege access
  5. Audit Logs: Monitor repository access and changes

Known Security Considerations

  • Container Security: All Docker images should follow security best practices
  • Supply Chain: Dependencies are scanned and monitored
  • Credential Scanning: Secrets are automatically detected and rejected
  • Access Control: Workflows require authentication and authorization

Security Monitoring

Continuous Monitoring

  • Dependency Monitoring: Automated scanning of dependency vulnerabilities
  • Code Analysis: Continuous SAST analysis on all code changes
  • Performance Metrics: Available in Actions Performance Dashboard
  • Alert Thresholds: Configured for Critical and High severity issues

Compliance

This project follows:

  • OWASP Top 10 security practices
  • CWE (Common Weakness Enumeration) standards
  • GitHub Security Best Practices
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework principles

Support

Version

Security Policy v1.0 - November 24, 2025

There aren't any published security advisories