Please add yourself here:
Name | affiliation | username |
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Rick Wagner | UCSD | @rpwagner |
Matthias Bussonnier | Quansight | @Carreau |
Rollin Thomas | NERSC | @rcthomas |
Michał Krassowski | Oxford | @krassowski |
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Meeting Expectations:
- For discussion of general Jupyter + security topics
- NOT for reporting or discussing specific vulnerabilities
- Appropriate place for reporting vulnerabilities:
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Attendee Introductions
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Trusted CI engagement update
- Focused on single server so far.
- Starting to look into hub
- "Research group cluster"
- Shared services/large cluster deployment
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Documenting current vulnerability handling process
- See: #9
- Rick will start a document for tracking
- GitHub coordinated disclosure of security vulnerabilities
- OWASP Vulnerability Disclosure Cheat Sheet
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Discuss current open issues, several are related
- NumFocus discussion (NumFocus-wide security)
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Is the current pace typical?
- Kind of more of a blip
- Might be time of year
- HECVAT, not a vendor here, but can be a guideline for info we can provide
Discuss always adding Rollin and Rick to all Security advisories
- Updating blog post on ChaosDB?
- Core infrastructure badge project
- Suggested by Matthias:
- Recognition of people who have submitted actual CVE
- Supply chain attack and credential management as part of the org
- Raise Security specific funds that could be hold in a numfocus Security Specific Fund accounts