At FSL Continuum, we take security seriously. Our platform handles sensitive development workflows, AI orchestration, and persistent state management. We've implemented multiple layers of security protection following enterprise best practices.

1. Zero-Trust Architecture: Verify everything, trust nothing by default
2. Defense in Depth: Multiple security layers at all levels
3. Least Privilege: Minimal access rights for all components
4. Continuous Monitoring: Real-time threat detection and response
5. Transparent Auditing: Blockchain-logged security events

• GitHub OAuth with role-based access control
• Self-hosted runner authentication tokens
• Encrypted API keys and secrets management
• Multi-factor authentication for sensitive operations

• AES-256 encryption for persistent state
• TLS 1.3 for all network communications
• Secure secret storage with GitHub Actions
• Automated vulnerability scanning of dependencies

• Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) generation
• Dependency vulnerability scanning (OWASP)
• Container image security validation
• Code signing verification for all releases

• Real-time anomaly detection in workflows
• AI system behavior monitoring
• Unauthorized access attempt logging
• Automated security incident response

If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly:

• To: security@fsl-continuum.org
• Subject: Security Vulnerability Report - [Brief Description]
• Include:
  • Vulnerability type and severity
  • Steps to reproduce
  • Potential impact
  • Screenshots or code examples

1. Visit Security Advisories
2. Click "Report a vulnerability"
3. Fill in the vulnerability details

• Confirmation: Within 24 hours (business days)
• Initial Assessment: Within 3 business days
• Detailed Analysis: Within 7 business days
• Public Disclosure: After fix is released, unless critical

Our security policy provides safe harbor for researchers who:

1. Report vulnerabilities in good faith
2. Don't exploit vulnerabilities
3. Provide reasonable time to remediate
4. Don't disclose before our response

We recognize researchers in our Hall of Fame and may offer bounties for critical vulnerabilities.

• Persistent State Encryption: All continuum states encrypted at rest
• Terminal Velocity Protection: Anti-DoS for workflow systems
• AI System Validation: LLM output security scanning
• Blockchain Auditing: Immutable security event logs

• Dependabot: Automated dependency updates
• CodeQL Analysis: Static code security scanning
• Secret Scanning: Prevent credential leakage
• Branch Protection: Secure code integration

• CIS Benchmarks: Security-hardened container configurations
• Network Segmentation: Isolated development environments
• Access Logging: Comprehensive audit trails
• Regular Patching: Security updates within 24 hours

FSL Continuum adheres to multiple security frameworks:

• SOC 2 Type II: Service organization controls
• ISO 27001: Information security management
• GDPR: EU data protection regulations
• OWASP Top 10: Web application security
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework: US federal standards

1. Triage: Assess severity and potential impact
2. Containment: Isolate affected systems if needed
3. Remediation: Develop and test security patches
4. Deployment: Apply patches to all environments
5. Verification: Confirm vulnerability resolution
6. Disclosure: Notify users with detailed information

• Security Advisories: Published within 48 hours of patch
• Patch Notes: Detailed vulnerability descriptions
• Upgrade Instructions: Clear, step-by-step guidance
• Status Updates: Regular progress reports during incidents

• Regularly update runner OS and dependencies
• Use dedicated service accounts with minimal permissions
• Enable disk encryption and secure boot
• Monitor runner access logs for anomalies

• Rotate API keys every 90 days
• Use GitHub Secrets for sensitive data
• Enable IP allowlists for API access
• Implement rate limiting for authentication endpoints

• Enable branch protection rules
• Require PR reviews for security changes
• Use signed commits for authenticity
• Regular security training for team members

We work with leading security organizations:

• GitHub Security Lab: Vulnerability research and disclosure
• OWASP Foundation: Security best practices and standards
• SANS Institute: Security training and certification
• CISA: Cybersecurity threat intelligence

• Security Team: security@fsl-continuum.org
• PGP Key: Available for encrypted communications
• Security Advisories: GitHub Security
• Discord: #security channel (for urgent issues)

Security is not just a feature at FSL Continuum—it's foundational to maintaining developer flow state and trust in autonomous systems.