Risa Labs takes the security of BOSS (Business OS plus Simulations) seriously. This document outlines our security practices, supported versions, and how to report security vulnerabilities.

We actively maintain and provide security updates for the following versions of BOSS:

• ✅ Active: Full security updates, bug fixes, and feature updates
• ⚠️ Limited Support: Critical security patches only
• ❌ No Support: No updates provided, upgrade recommended

If you discover a critical security vulnerability that could pose immediate risk to users:

1. DO NOT create a public GitHub issue
2. DO NOT discuss the vulnerability publicly
3. Email immediately: security@risalabs.ai
4. Include "URGENT SECURITY" in the subject line

For non-critical security issues:

📧 Email: security@risalabs.ai
🏷️ Subject: BOSS Security Report - [Brief Description]

Please include the following information in your report:

Vulnerability Report Template:

1. BOSS Version: (e.g., latest version)
2. Platform: (macOS/Windows/Linux)
3. Vulnerability Type: (e.g., Code Injection, Data Exposure, Authentication Bypass)
4. Severity Assessment: (Critical/High/Medium/Low)
5. Reproduction Steps:
   - Step 1: ...
   - Step 2: ...
   - Step 3: ...
6. Expected Behavior: ...
7. Actual Behavior: ...
8. Potential Impact: ...
9. Proof of Concept: (screenshots, code samples, etc.)
10. Suggested Mitigation: (if any)

• Critical Vulnerabilities: Initial response within 24 hours
• High Priority: Initial response within 72 hours
• Medium/Low Priority: Initial response within 1 week

• All BOSS releases are digitally signed
• macOS: Apple Developer ID certificate
• Windows: Authenticode certificate with timestamping
• Verification: Users can verify signatures before installation

• All releases distributed through official channels only
• Checksums provided for integrity verification
• Automated vulnerability scanning of dependencies

• Sandboxing: Application runs with minimal required privileges
• Memory Protection: Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR)
• Buffer Overflow Protection: Stack canaries and DEP enabled
• Input Validation: Comprehensive validation of all user inputs

• Configuration Files: AES-256 encryption for sensitive settings
• Cache Data: Encrypted local storage for temporary data
• Credentials: Secure credential storage using platform keychains
  • macOS: Keychain Services
  • Windows: Windows Credential Manager
  • Linux: Secret Service API

• TLS 1.3: All network communications use modern TLS
• Certificate Pinning: Protection against man-in-the-middle attacks
• Perfect Forward Secrecy: Ephemeral key exchange

• Only necessary data is collected and stored
• Regular purging of temporary and cached data
• No telemetry without explicit user consent

• API Key Protection: Secure storage and transmission of API keys
• Request Sanitization: Input validation for AI prompts
• Response Filtering: Output sanitization from AI services
• Rate Limiting: Protection against API abuse

• Sandboxed Execution: Browser automation in isolated environment
• Permission Model: Granular control over automated actions
• Action Logging: Comprehensive audit trail for RPA activities
• Security Headers: Implementation of CSP and other security headers

• Static Code Analysis: Automated scanning with every build
• Dependency Scanning: Regular audits of third-party libraries
• Penetration Testing: Quarterly security assessments
• Code Reviews: Security-focused review process

• Annual third-party security audits
• Responsible disclosure program
• Bug bounty program (contact for details)

Given BOSS's healthcare focus, we maintain additional security standards:

• Data Handling: Designed to support HIPAA-compliant workflows
• Access Controls: Role-based access to sensitive information
• Audit Logging: Comprehensive logging for compliance requirements
• Encryption: HIPAA-level encryption standards

• SOC 2 Type II: Compliance framework adherence
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Implementation guidelines
• Healthcare Information Trust Alliance (HITRUST): Security controls

# Verify downloaded file integrity (example for macOS)
shasum -a 256 BOSS-*-Universal.dmg

# Expected checksum will be provided with each release

1. Enable Auto-Updates: Ensure timely security patches
2. Configure Firewall: Allow only necessary network access
3. Regular Backups: Secure backup of configuration and data
4. Access Controls: Use strong authentication for sensitive operations

• Run BOSS with standard user privileges (avoid admin/root)
• Regularly update operating system and dependencies
• Use endpoint protection software
• Monitor system logs for unusual activity

• BOSS Security Best Practices Guide
• Healthcare Security Configuration
• Enterprise Security Deployment

• General Security: security@risalabs.ai
• Enterprise Security: enterprise@risalabs.ai
• Emergency Contact: urgent@risalabs.ai

BOSS security updates are released regularly with each version. Recent security improvements include:

• Enhanced RPA Sandbox Security: Improved isolation for browser automation
• Updated TLS Certificate Validation: Stronger certificate verification processes
• Memory Protection Mechanisms: Advanced memory safety implementations
• Encrypted Configuration System: Enhanced protection for sensitive settings
• API Key Protection: Improved secure storage and transmission
• Audit Logging: Comprehensive security event tracking
• Dependency Updates: Regular patching of third-party vulnerabilities
• Input Validation: Enhanced protection against injection attacks

View detailed security changelog with version history →

We acknowledge and appreciate security researchers who help improve BOSS security:

• Responsible disclosure participants
• Security audit contributors
• Community security feedback

Interested in contributing to BOSS security? Contact security@risalabs.ai

Security Policy Version: 1.0
Last Updated: Maintained with each release

For additional security questions or concerns, please contact our security team at security@risalabs.ai.

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