SECURITY.md
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# Security Policy
**Cossistant** is an open-source project committed to building secure, privacy-conscious, and developer-friendly infrastructure from the ground up.
While we are not yet SOC 2 certified, we are actively developing with security best practices and compliance readiness in mind.
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## 🛡️ Project Status
- This project is **fully open source** and under active development.
- Transparency and community involvement are core to how we operate.
- We are building toward **SOC 2-readiness**, but have not completed any formal audits yet.
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## 🔒 Current Best Practices
### 1. Infrastructure & Hosting
- All data is stored and processed using trusted cloud providers, including **Railway** (runtime) and **Neon.tech** (PostgreSQL database), **Upstash** (Redis + Queuing / workflows).
- Data is encrypted at rest and in transit.
- Infrastructure access is protected with 2FA and scoped per individual—no shared credentials.
### 2. Secrets Management
- Secrets are never hardcoded or stored in version control.
- All credentials and tokens are managed securely via environment variables and provider dashboards.
### 3. Data Privacy & Access Control
- User and session data are scoped per organization using strict row-level access patterns.
- No production data is used in development or testing environments.
- Internal access is minimized and monitored.
### 4. Dependencies
- We use a modern package manager (`pnpm`) with pinned versions.
- Dependencies are routinely audited using GitHub security alerts and patched as needed.
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## 🔍 Responsible Disclosure
If you discover a vulnerability or security issue, please report it **privately**:
📧 **anthony@cossistant.com**
Please do **not** open public GitHub issues for sensitive disclosures. We will respond within 48 hours and prioritize remediation based on severity.
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## ✅ Security Roadmap
We plan to implement the following:
- [ ] Automated dependency audits and patch pipelines
- [ ] Admin-level audit logs
- [ ] Secure self-hosting documentation
- [ ] Encryption of uploaded user content
- [ ] SOC 2 / ISO 27001 preparation (based on customer needs)
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## 🤝 Community + Security
Security is a shared responsibility—especially in open source.
If you're integrating **Cossistant** and spot something unclear, over-permissive, or potentially exploitable, please open a responsible issue or reach out directly.
We’re building this for developers. Help us keep it rock-solid.
— Anthony, founder of Cossistant