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Perform a risk analysis on the process for the new community roles #144

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GuySartorelli opened this issue Oct 19, 2023 · 8 comments
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GuySartorelli commented Oct 19, 2023

Perform a risk analysis on the process for the new community roles.

We are thinking of granting more users some write access to our repos. We need to put in place controls to avoid compromising our security standards

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  • Risk identified
  • Risk are evaluated
  • Controls are identified

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Note that due to the vague language in the supporting documentation for these evaluations, my impact and likelihood assessments are fairly arbitrary at this stage.

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Requested changes made - also added "Automated testing" as an existing control

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Looks good to me - assigning to @maxime-rainville to have a look

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Can I get read access to the doc, please?

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@michalkleiner I just granted you access.

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@GuySartorelli I'm happy with the outcome. I would bump down the impact of XXX-YYY-R01 and XXX-YYY-R02.

They are other controls that should be considered like:

  • requiring 2FA
  • security audit
  • regression testing.

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maxime-rainville commented Apr 29, 2024

Looks good. Can you create cards for the new controls that have not been implemented and add links in the spreadsheet for future reference?

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As far as I can tell only the one issue is required, which already exists - I've added the link, and a note about why the other controls don't need issues.

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Me happy.

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