14:08:41 #startmeeting 2016-01-13 14:08:41 Meeting started Wed Jan 13 14:08:41 2016 UTC. The chair is aripie. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 14:08:41 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic. 14:08:41 The meeting name has been set to '2016_01_13' 14:08:56 #topic agenda bashing 14:09:27 #info I have: Security Guideline, Badges program in OPNFV 14:09:41 something else you have in mind, Sona? 14:10:12 what does Badges program mean? 14:10:45 that is an initiative for self-assessing open source programs for best security practice 14:10:56 ok, thanks 14:11:14 and we would be the ones to support OPNFV projects in that 14:11:42 No I don't have, I can review the guide when you add it to gerrit 14:13:11 ok 14:13:21 #link https://www.coreinfrastructure.org/programs/badge-program 14:13:40 #topic Security Guideline 14:14:11 #info aripie suggests to have chapter on Logging and Monitoring 14:14:20 #info that chapter would include Audit 14:15:22 #action aripie will issue initial set of relevant audit requirements for gerrit review 14:16:26 you want to note something on the guideline, Sona? 14:17:45 well I have some ideas about virtualization hardening but I am not good at writing them down :) 14:18:35 no problem, just give the input and the rest of the team can review and suggest wordings 14:19:30 I have some recommendation: - Strong guest isolation: Use SELinux to get MAC by default, MAC implements strong guest isolation - Keep up to Date with Hypervisor Patches - Turn Off Unnecessary Services to reducing the attack surface of the hypervisor - Make sure that pre-configured virtual appliances and machine images are not misconfigured or have been tampered with before you start them. - Turn Off Unnecessary Services: Remove any 14:20:56 one possibility is that we refer to another document where these aspects are described 14:21:35 these are some suggestion to the "Compute Security"/virtualization section 14:22:13 good 14:22:31 Openstack has good doc regarding virtualization hardening: http://docs.openstack.org/security-guide/compute/hardening-the-virtualization-layers.html 14:22:45 that at least we can point to 14:23:01 yes 14:24:29 maybe you could write initial entry to that chapter, we can refine it then together 14:25:03 ok, I can try :) 14:26:26 #agree Sona writes initial entry for Compute Security/virtualization for rest of the team to refine 14:27:26 Ari, Is this guideline high prio activity for OPNFV security team? 14:28:25 that is my impression, though vulnerability handling maybe is ahead of that in priority 14:29:18 what do you mean by vulnerability handling? 14:29:28 tracking CVEs? 14:29:41 in OPNFV components? 14:30:20 yes, and especially monitoring fixes to critical CVE's 14:31:24 do you mean for all components? 14:31:30 I think we need to have a discussion of opnfv-sec priorities and start maintaining a backlog 14:31:45 yes, for all OPNFV components 14:31:46 yes, that sounds good idea 14:32:01 I can track CVEs 14:32:30 do you think we should file a bug in Jira for critical CVEs? 14:32:33 #agree to next meeting agenda, include discussion on opnfv-sec priorities and backlog 14:33:34 I am not quite sure how OPNFV deal with security updates? 14:33:50 do you patch them in git and send security adv? 14:34:23 I don't think there is any decision on that yet, we probably should make a recommendation 14:34:33 are you goin to maintain Arno when brahmaputra is released? 14:35:15 I believe Arno was just once-off with no maintenance promises 14:35:24 ok 14:36:05 I will have an eye on critival CVEs in the components included in OPNFV and file a big in Jira 14:36:12 does this sound good? 14:36:21 it does! 14:36:33 one stupid question :) 14:36:50 are there such? 14:36:51 what qemu version is used in brahmaputra ? 14:37:46 I do not know 14:38:25 maybe I should ask in the list :) 14:38:28 #agree Sona will monitor critical CVEs in OPNFV components and file in Jira 14:38:46 yes 14:38:56 that is what the lists are for! 14:39:11 yes, 14:39:44 thanks for volunteering! 14:40:05 you are very welcome 14:40:21 I am glad to help 14:40:50 all hands are needed... let's make some quick notes on the Badges, then if any AOB pops in mind 14:41:22 #topic Badges program 14:41:23 just one more question 14:41:25 is there anything (security related) we can do for Brahmaputra release? 14:41:26 go ahead 14:41:55 I think the CVE tracking is the top thing we can do 14:42:12 ok 14:42:13 maybe to issue 1st rev of security guideline 14:42:35 let us take that to the next meeting topic, too 14:42:44 ok 14:42:54 #agree for next meeting agenda, define tasks relevant for Brahmaputra release 14:43:24 good, I don't have any more question :) 14:43:48 on Badges, I think we need to define tasks as well, 14:44:02 to identify which projects would gain most 14:44:24 and to decide the ambition level together with the respective projects 14:44:51 as security maturity within different projects may vary a lot 14:45:45 ok 14:46:28 I can make a suggestion for how to start with BAdges 14:46:51 #Action aripie to suggest how to start introducing Badges to OPNFV projects 14:47:46 #topic any other business 14:48:26 I did not have any other topics in mind, have you come to think of anything, Sona? 14:48:26 no 14:48:38 thanks 14:49:21 ok, I will stay around in irc so if something crosses your mind, just let me know 14:49:46 #endmeeting