#acumos-meeting: Acumos Security Committee
Meeting started by aimeeu at 14:07:08 UTC
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Meeting summary
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- attendeees: Bryan AT&T, Aimee AT&T, Nat
TechM (aimeeu,
14:10:14)
- Athena Release (aimeeu, 14:10:22)
- s-v component will not be integrated into the
platform in the Athena release (aimeeu,
14:10:53)
- more requirements gathering, community
involvement with how contributed models should be
scanned/verified (aimeeu,
14:11:49)
- gather community input on what matters to
them (aimeeu,
14:12:25)
- continue to research tools that could be
integrated (aimeeu,
14:13:13)
- gather what operators would expect regarding
uploaded model license and vulnerability scanning (aimeeu,
14:14:32)
- https://wiki.acumos.org/display/SEC/Release+Planning
(aimeeu,
14:15:15)
- Manoop has joined the meeting (aimeeu,
14:17:20)
- Nat will summarize and take to TSC (aimeeu,
14:18:17)
- much discussion (Bryan is taking notes on the
wiki) (aimeeu,
14:26:48)
- Manoop: really need source code to scan but
on-boarding doesn't support it (aimeeu,
14:32:53)
- Manoop explains why uploading model source code
was not part of the original plan (aimeeu,
14:33:55)
- Bryan: need source code, need training data in
order to trust model (aimeeu,
14:34:18)
- Manoop: add agenda item to Architecture
Committee to include source code (aimeeu,
14:36:12)
- Bryan: wants further discussions with AT&T
security team about procedures/policies (aimeeu,
14:38:59)
- Platform and Platform Code (aimeeu, 14:39:28)
- Bryan: license scanning of platform code
(aimeeu,
14:39:48)
- need more explicit conformation - hopefully
NexusIQ will help (aimeeu,
14:40:39)
- NexusIQ scans what the our source code
references (aimeeu,
14:41:46)
- tools for scanning our code (aimeeu,
14:42:52)
- Manoop: ONAP uses Fossology (aimeeu,
14:43:27)
- https://github.com/nexB/scancode-toolkit
ScanCode scans code and detects licenses, copyrights, package
manifests & dependencies and more ... to discover and inventory
open source and third-party packages used in your code (aimeeu,
14:44:08)
- LF helped set up Fossology for ONAP
(aimeeu,
14:45:07)
- what tools can scan platform code for
vulerabilities? (aimeeu,
14:47:23)
- https://scan.coverity.com/
(aimeeu,
14:47:27)
- Coverity Scan is being looked at for
ONAP (aimeeu,
14:48:08)
- Fortify on Demand is used inside AT&T #link
https://software.microfocus.com/en-us/products/application-security-testing/overview
(aimeeu,
14:49:31)
- Sonar is used to scan Java source code but not
yet configured for vulnerabilities (aimeeu,
14:51:48)
- Acumos Jenkins and Sonar need to be configured
to scan Acumos python projects (aimeeu,
14:52:10)
- Manoop shows how Sonar vulnerability scanning
has been configured for ONAP (aimeeu,
14:52:50)
- on code review, sonar/jenkins job can be
configured to fail on "blockers" (aimeeu,
14:55:33)
- need to look into Quality Profiles for the
ability to define a rule based on a regular expression (aimeeu,
14:56:30)
- Platform Hardening (aimeeu, 14:57:14)
- Bryan shows examples he listed in meeting
minutes (aimeeu,
14:57:33)
- Manoop:
https://sonar.acumos.org/coding_rules#qprofile=AWBIIBgVTnjX3jsStw6k|activation=true|types=VULNERABILITY
. This is the link to look at the current vulenrability rules
defined by default. We can customize and create our own.
(aimeeu,
14:59:14)
Meeting ended at 15:01:48 UTC
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Action items
- (none)
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