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[Unconference] STRIDE threat model for the vSphere CSI Driver

aladewberry opened this issue · comments

Description: Let's kick off the vSphere CSI Driver threat model together!
Benefits to Ecosystem: Why is this talk or discussion important to cloud native security?

Security is paramount to everything we do. The Self Assessments subproject in SIG Security is currently working on a threat model for the vSphere CSI driver. Currently, we have all the sequence diagrams in place, and now need to begin the STRIDE model itself!

In addition to kicking off this specific threat model, we want to build a security culture in the upstream community. As such, part of the intent with this session is to gather together people who are interested in these efforts as we continue threat models for other parts of Kubernetes.

While it would be great to make a start on the exercise itself, just getting people together for follow-on sessions over Zoom is great too. A good goal for us to have is to submit a talk for Kubecon EU in the Spring.

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  • Reference to supporting material

Here are our sequence diagrams:

https://app.excalidraw.com/l/9S6CWzRu7GT/2ZxWPy93XiV

Format/process we will use for building the threat model:

https://owasp.org/www-community/Threat_Modeling_Process

The diagrams and documentation look great @aladewberry! That will really help getting everybody on the same page.

If you're around KubeCon NA the Security Village would be a great place to chat on Tuesday. The STAG team will be hanging out there, and we can talk about how we can collaborate and assist on this self-assessment, and what the STAG's process is to go from self- to joint-assessment if that's how we'd like to progress this 🙏

Sounds fabulous - I'll come by and we'll have a chat!

@sublimino this is an unconference submission :) so we have an opportunity to use one of the six slots in total on Day 2 and Day 3 in addition to in person informal meetups at Security hub :)

Thanks for your submission @aladewberry. The submission has been accepted and scheduled for Thursday 11/09 at 4:00-4:35. Congrats!

@aladewberry can you post on tag security slack? It will help to see if someone can switch.

Thanks for the presentation! Closing as completed.