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SECURITY.md

Security Policy

Supported Versions

Only the latest commit on main receives security fixes. There are no versioned releases at this time.

Branch Supported
main

Reporting a Vulnerability

Do not open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities.

Use GitHub's built-in private vulnerability reporting to submit a confidential report. This keeps the details private until a fix is available.

What to include

  • Description of the vulnerability and its potential impact
  • Affected component (service name, file path, dependency)
  • Steps to reproduce or a proof-of-concept
  • Any suggested mitigations you have identified

Response timeline

Stage Target
Acknowledgement 48 hours
Initial triage 5 business days
Fix or workaround for Critical/High 30 days
Fix or workaround for Medium/Low 90 days
Public disclosure After fix is shipped to main

We follow coordinated vulnerability disclosure. We will credit reporters in the advisory unless anonymity is requested.

Security Controls

Control Tool Scope
Secret scanning Gitleaks Every push and PR
Static analysis CodeQL (Python, JS/TS, Actions) Every push and PR
Dependency CVEs pip-audit, npm-audit, Trivy (fs) Every push and PR
Container CVEs Trivy (image, CRITICAL/HIGH) Every build
Dependency updates Dependabot Weekly, all ecosystems
JWT authentication Keycloak RS256 + JWKS All service endpoints
Supply-chain integrity Actions pinned to commit SHA CI/CD

Threat Model Scope

In scope for responsible disclosure:

  • Authentication and authorisation bypass in any service
  • SQL injection, SSRF, path traversal, or XSS in any service
  • Secrets committed to the repository
  • Container breakout via vulnerable OS packages
  • Supply-chain attacks via dependency confusion or typosquatting

Out of scope:

  • Vulnerabilities requiring physical infrastructure access
  • Social engineering or phishing
  • Issues in third-party managed services (Keycloak, Grafana, NATS) — report those upstream
  • Findings in dev-only dependencies that are never shipped in containers

There aren't any published security advisories