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[security] audit repository tooling #3212

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codeboten opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 5 comments
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[security] audit repository tooling #3212

codeboten opened this issue Aug 30, 2023 · 5 comments

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@codeboten
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codeboten commented Aug 30, 2023

The security SIG is looking to ensure that security tooling is setup consistently across the organization. As a result, we're asking maintainers to ensure the following tools are enabled in each repository:

  • CodeQL enabled via GitHub Actions
  • Static code analysis tool (the collector uses govulncheck [https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/vuln] on every build)
  • Repository security settings
    • Security Policy ✅
    • Security advisories ✅
    • Private vulnerability reporting ✅
    • Dependabot alerts ✅
    • Code scanning alerts ✅

Parent issue: open-telemetry/sig-security#12

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@codeboten I've checked off what was added in repository settings. But aside from static code analysis (which I know we'd have to add some other way), I'm not sure how to check the remaining items? A security policy is a SECURITY.MD file with some standard text, right? I looked at the go-build-tools repo and noticed this item is checked off, but that file doesn't exist.

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@cartermp the items under "Repository security settings" capture whether the following are enabled in the repo's "Security" tab:

Screenshot 2023-12-15 at 2 05 45 PM

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For the SECURITY.md, if one isn't present in the repo, it is inherited from the .github repo: https://github.com/open-telemetry/.github/

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Gotcha! In that case I updated everything other than the static code analysis tool one. I think we may technically have that with CodeQL turned on for JS?

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