18:06:57 #startmeeting OpenStack Security Group 18:06:58 Meeting started Thu Nov 14 18:06:57 2013 UTC and is due to finish in 60 minutes. The chair is bdpayne. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 18:06:59 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #help #info #idea #link #topic #startvote. 18:07:01 The meeting name has been set to 'openstack_security_group' 18:07:15 hi everyone 18:07:17 hey 18:07:21 hi 18:07:27 hello 18:07:28 sorry about the delay... I hadn't updated my calendar for US daylight savings time 18:07:29 heh 18:07:53 ok, so let's get right into it 18:08:02 first I'd like to do a quick brain dump on the summit 18:08:16 and some of the next steps 18:08:28 feel free to chime in with additional details and/or to add things that I miss 18:08:47 after that, I believe shohel_ wanted to talk a bit about threat modeling 18:09:00 #topic Summit Wrapup 18:09:13 So, the summit was busy and a lot of fun, as usual 18:09:39 From an OSSG perspective, I have started to push my agenda for Icehouse: Scaling out OSSG 18:09:55 in particular, I'll be working to get more participation and to spread some of the leadership load 18:10:08 and that should free me up to contribute in other ways a bit too 18:10:28 more tactically, here's some of the areas the group discussed working on 18:10:31 OSSN 18:10:40 the security notes could be ramped up 18:10:45 perhaps up to 1 / week 18:11:02 based on the email thread, I think we have some volunteers to take that on 18:11:12 bdpayne: I reached out to Robert to volunteer. 18:11:32 great 18:12:02 for the book, I'd like to find 2-3 people that can serve as editors 18:12:13 these people would drive the improvement of the content 18:12:25 and there was some talk of doing a 2nd edition at some point as well 18:12:46 (fwiw, I'll be sending out these requests for volunteers to the mailing list as well) 18:13:15 for the volume encryption work... I just wanted to give a shout out to joel-coffman and the APL crew for a job well done 18:13:28 nice summit talk and a nice path forward to continue working in that space 18:13:33 thanks 18:13:53 joel-coffman anything you'd like to add and/or are there ways that others can help you out / get involved there? 18:13:54 we're continuing to move forward with our ephemeral storage encryption efforts 18:14:33 code reviews are always appreciated 18:14:37 :-) 18:14:48 ok, sounds good 18:14:56 and there's some barbican integration work too? 18:15:04 feedback regarding our design, etc. is always helpful too 18:15:09 yes 18:15:32 key management is a huge issue for our work 18:15:41 yes, indeed 18:15:49 using barbican or keystone for key management? 18:16:06 I believe they are moving forward with barbican 18:16:11 integrating Barbican with our key manager interface is something that people could help with 18:16:13 keystone isn't really designed for key management 18:16:28 bknudson: bdpayne: yes 18:16:40 joel-coffman I may be able to help there, we should chat sometime 18:16:48 okay 18:17:12 threat analysis... there is a new effort here by Ericson that we'll discuss a little more in a bit 18:17:34 cve tracking... the group decided that there is a need to have a structured feed for the CVEs 18:17:43 turns out that the VMT is thinking along those lines as well 18:17:49 so we can collaborate with them on this 18:18:02 I think we do need someone from OSSG to help drive that effort 18:18:02 I think that would be helpful 18:18:13 i.e., a feed for CVEs 18:18:33 dev sprints... we plan to do some dev sprints with a security focus for icehouse 18:19:01 Eric Windisch has volunteers to organize those 18:19:23 I've noticed that basically all projects could benefit from more security-focused developers 18:19:34 agreed 18:19:43 so, that's a great place to contribute if you can... just getting your hands dirty :-) 18:19:57 finally... we spoke a bit about the group's visibility 18:20:05 bdpayne: that's also an area I'm hoping to help with 18:20:16 sounds like many of the good things we are doing are not getting out there as much 18:20:26 nkinder_ with visibility or dev? 18:20:37 security visibility 18:20:42 ahh, very nice 18:20:55 so I think it would be nice to have a community manager to drive this 18:21:03 perhaps nkinder_ could fill that role? 18:21:05 Many projects don't seem to think about security. It seems like guidelines are needed, and lots of watching. 18:21:15 That's what I'm hoping to do. 18:21:22 basically, someone to keep the rest of OpenStack abreast of what we are doing 18:21:47 emails to dev on a regular basis, perhasps... and perhaps getting a section in the newsletter once a month or so 18:21:48 things like that 18:22:02 but also to help keep OSSG up to speed as well 18:22:06 we have nearly 100 people in the group 18:22:20 and I'd like to keep people engaged and excited about the work happening here 18:22:26 makes sense 18:22:44 nkinder_ we can talk more about this seprately too, please drop me a line 18:22:50 bdpayne: sure 18:23:04 so that's what I have from the summit 18:23:10 what can others add? 18:23:59 ok, perhaps you guys need some coffee 18:24:03 :-) 18:24:08 he he 18:24:12 #topic Threat Analysis 18:24:29 shohel_ please get us up to speed on your plans 18:24:42 ok thanks, 18:24:52 James has already discussed about the plan in the Summit 18:25:16 just to get started, a wiki has been set up 18:25:28 so that we can all be in the same page together 18:25:43 First thing to focus on is the process we want to follow, 18:25:43 wiki: https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Security/Threat_Analysis 18:25:49 thanks 18:26:18 We need to focus on a homogenous process for analysis of all OpenStack project 18:26:33 Here i think we can start pretty soon. 18:26:35 do you have something in mind? 18:26:44 or is this the first step of your work? 18:26:54 There is a sketch diagram in the wiki 18:27:03 but need be more defined 18:27:24 I will some more content tomorrow to make the process clear 18:27:36 *add* 18:27:46 sounds good 18:27:55 This is something also need to be discussed among OSSG community 18:27:59 at the summit, Rob Clark from HP suggested that he may have some thoughts on all of this 18:28:07 I'd encourage you to sync with him on the mailing list as well 18:28:12 yes 18:28:28 That i think we should do soon 18:28:37 shohel_ this sounds interesting and I'm looking forward to tracking the work 18:28:50 please keep engaged with OSSG and let us know how the community can help support you in this effort 18:28:57 Sriram also said he will architectural diagram activity 18:29:08 oh great 18:29:23 is that all for now? 18:29:26 on threat modeling? 18:29:34 Another important thing is team member selection and scope selection 18:30:00 we want to focus on Keystone area and proceed from there 18:30:00 ok 18:30:08 so we're about out of time for today 18:30:14 Ok 18:30:18 please do keep us posted and let's bring the discussion to the mailing list 18:30:22 I will inform more my mail 18:30:28 thanks 18:30:32 #topic Wrapup 18:30:44 thanks all, I'll be following up on the mailing list to recruit more volunteers :-) 18:30:55 I think that's lots of good efforts coming out of the summit 18:31:01 have a great week 18:31:07 thanks 18:31:08 same to all 18:31:20 #endmeeting