GPU Security Toolkit

Complete security toolkit for enterprise NVIDIA GPU infrastructure. Includes NIST 800-53 controls, Zero Trust architecture, threat models, incident response playbooks, forensic scripts, and monitoring configurations for H100/A100/L40S and other datacenter GPUs.

This repository is under significant development - please come back later.

📖 About This Repository

This repository is authored and published as an mdBook report.
It can be:

• Read directly as Markdown in src/
• Built locally into HTML
• Built in CI into both HTML and PDF

Build locally (Quick Start)

If you already have mdbook installed:

mdbook build           # HTML at ./book/  
mdbook build -d book   # explicitly set output directory  

To preview locally with live reload:

mdbook serve

Then open: http://localhost:3000

Local Environment Setup

Building this report locally requires:

• Rust (via rustup)
• mdBook
• (Optional) Pandoc + Tectonic for PDF builds

Full installation and setup guide: docs/local_setup.md

PDF Build

The PDF is built automatically in CI using:

• mdbook-pandoc
• Pandoc
• Tectonic (LaTeX engine)

The GitHub Action publishes the PDF as a workflow artifact named: report-pdf

Local PDF builds are optional and documented in the setup guide.

book.toml (mdBook + Pandoc PDF profile)

mdbook-pandoc renders the PDF using a profile defined in book.toml.

[book]
title = "GPU Security Toolkit"
authors = ["Zero Trust AI Security"]
language = "en"
multilingual = false
src = "src"

[build]
create-missing = true

# HTML (default mdBook output)
[output.html]
default-theme = "light"
git-repository-url = "https://github.com/Zero-Trust-AI-Security/gpu-security-toolkit"

# Pandoc backend to produce PDF (via LaTeX/Tectonic on CI)
[output.pandoc]

# enable some markdown extensions if you like (optional)
[output.pandoc.markdown.extensions]
gfm = true

# Define a "pdf" profile that renders to LaTeX/PDF
[output.pandoc.profile.pdf]
to = "latex"
output-file = "GPU-Security-Toolkit.pdf"
# You can tweak Pandoc variables here (margins, fontsize, geometry, etc.)
# [output.pandoc.profile.pdf.variables]
# geometry = "margin=1in"

⚠️ Disclaimer

This toolkit and report are provided for research and defensive security purposes only.
They do not constitute compliance certification or production security guarantees.