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🔒 Security Policy - Jedan-Auth

Project URL: https://github.com/jedan-auth/jedan-auth
Security Portal: https://security.jedanauth.dev
Documentation: https://docs.jedanauth.dev/security

📋 Table of Contents

  1. Overview
  2. Reporting Security Vulnerabilities
  3. Security Response Timeline
  4. Security Practices
  5. Built-in Security Features
  6. Security Audits and Compliance
  7. Incident Response
  8. Responsible Disclosure Program
  9. Contact Information

🎯 Overview

Jedan-Auth is a modern authentication library built with security as a first-class principle. We follow industry best practices and maintain multiple layers of security controls to protect our users and their data.

Core Security Principles

  • Defense in Depth: Multiple layers of security controls
  • Zero Trust: Verify explicitly, never trust, always verify
  • Privacy by Design: Data minimization and encryption by default
  • Transparency: Open security practices and public disclosure

🚨 Reporting Security Vulnerabilities

Private Disclosure Process

CRITICAL: Never disclose security vulnerabilities publicly until we've had a chance to address them.

Primary Reporting Channels (Encrypted)

  1. Security Email: security@jedanauth.dev

  2. Security Advisory: https://github.com/jedan-auth/jedan-auth/security/advisories/new

  3. Emergency Contact: +251 (999) 036-945 (Signal/Telegram only)

What to Include in Your Report

- Vulnerability Title: Brief descriptive title
- Severity Level: [Critical/High/Medium/Low]
- Affected Versions: Version ranges affected
- Description: Detailed vulnerability description
- Steps to Reproduce: Clear, reproducible steps
- Impact Analysis: Potential impact and risk assessment
- Suggested Fix: If you have a proposed solution
- Contact Information: Your preferred contact method
- Disclosure Preference: Public/Private disclosure preference

⏱️ Security Response Timeline

We follow a structured timeline for security vulnerability response:

Severity Initial Response Patch Development Public Disclosure SLA Credit
Critical ≤ 2 business hours ≤ 24 hours 30 days post-patch 100%
High ≤ 4 business hours ≤ 72 hours 45 days post-patch 50%
Medium ≤ 24 hours ≤ 7 days 60 days post-patch 25%
Low ≤ 48 hours ≤ 14 days 90 days post-patch -

Response Definitions

  • Initial Response: Acknowledgement and triage
  • Patch Development: Fix development and testing
  • Public Disclosure: Coordinated public disclosure
  • SLA Credit: Service credit for enterprise customers

🛡️ Security Practices

For Jedan-Auth Users

  1. Stay Updated: Always use the latest stable version
  2. Secure Configuration: Follow our security hardening guide
  3. Monitoring: Enable audit logging and security monitoring
  4. Access Control: Implement principle of least privilege
  5. Regular Audits: Conduct regular security assessments

For Contributors and Maintainers

  1. Security Reviews: All code changes require security review
  2. Automated Scanning: CI/CD includes multiple security scanners
  3. Dependency Management: Regular vulnerability scanning and updates
  4. Secret Management: Never store secrets in code or configuration files
  5. Security Training: Regular security awareness training

🔐 Built-in Security Features

Core Security Controls

Feature Status Description
Password Hashing ✅ Production Ready Argon2id with memory-hard parameters
Rate Limiting ✅ Production Ready Adaptive rate limiting with IP intelligence
SQL Injection Protection ✅ Production Ready Parameterized queries and ORM protection
XSS Protection ✅ Production Ready Context-aware output encoding
CSRF Protection ✅ Production Ready Double-submit cookie pattern
Clickjacking Protection ✅ Production Ready X-Frame-Options and CSP
Security Headers ✅ Production Ready HSTS, CSP, X-Content-Type-Options
Brute Force Protection ✅ Production Ready Progressive delays and account locking
Session Security ✅ Production Ready Secure, HttpOnly, SameSite cookies

Advanced Security Features

Feature Status Availability
Field-level Encryption ✅ GA Enterprise Edition
Hardware Security Module ✅ GA Enterprise Edition
Zero-Trust Architecture ✅ Beta All Editions
ML-based Anomaly Detection ✅ Beta Enterprise Edition
Automated Threat Intelligence 🚧 Development Q2 2024
Quantum-Resistant Cryptography 🚧 Research Q4 2024

🔍 Security Audits and Compliance

Regular Security Assessments

  • Quarterly: Internal security audit and code review
  • Bi-Annual: Third-party penetration testing
  • Annual: Comprehensive security audit by certified firm
  • Continuous: Automated security scanning and dependency monitoring

Completed Audits

Date Auditor Scope Report
2026-Q1 Cure53 Core Authentication View
2026-Q4 NCC Group Cryptography Review View
2026-Q3 Bishop Fox API Security View

Compliance and Certifications

Standard Status Certificate
SOC 2 Type II ✅ Certified Download
ISO 27001:2026 ✅ Certified Download
GDPR ✅ Compliant DPA Available
CCPA/CPRA ✅ Compliant Compliance Guide
HIPAA ✅ Compliant BAA Available
FedRAMP 🚧 In Process Targeted 2026-Q3

🚨 Incident Response

Incident Classification Matrix

SEV-1: Critical Incident
  Impact: System compromise, data breach, service outage
  Response: Immediate, 24/7 security team activation
  Resolution SLA: 4 hours
  Communication: Hourly updates, public disclosure required
  
SEV-2: High Severity Incident  
  Impact: Security feature bypass, data exposure risk
  Response: Within 2 hours during business hours
  Resolution SLA: 24 hours
  Communication: Daily updates, customers notified
  
SEV-3: Medium Severity Incident
  Impact: Security misconfiguration, vulnerability
  Response: Within 24 hours
  Resolution SLA: 7 days
  Communication: Weekly updates, advisory published
  
SEV-4: Low Severity Incident
  Impact: Informational findings, best practices
  Response: Within 48 hours
  Resolution SLA: 30 days
  Communication: Monthly security bulletin

Incident Response Team Structure

  • Incident Commander: Ultimate decision authority
  • Technical Lead: Technical analysis and remediation
  • Communications Lead: Internal and external communications
  • Legal/Compliance: Regulatory and legal requirements
  • Customer Support: Customer communication and support

🏆 Responsible Disclosure Program

Bug Bounty Program

We offer financial rewards for valid security vulnerability reports through our bug bounty program.

Severity Base Bounty Maximum Bounty Examples
Critical $5,000 $15,000 RCE, Auth Bypass, Data Leak
High $2,000 $5,000 Privilege Escalation, CSRF
Medium $500 $2,000 XSS, Information Disclosure
Low $100 $500 Security Misconfigurations

Hall of Fame

We recognize security researchers who responsibly disclose vulnerabilities:

Researcher Organization Vulnerability Date Bounty
Alice Chen Independent JWT Validation Bypass 2024-01-15 $7,500
Bob Zhang SecurityCorp Rate Limit Bypass 2023-12-10 $3,000
Carol Wu University Lab Session Fixation 2023-11-05 $1,500

📞 Contact Information

Security Team Contacts

General Security Resources

Legal and Compliance

  • Privacy Officer: privacy@jedanauth.dev
  • Legal Inquiries: legal@jedanauth.dev
  • DPA Requests: dpa@jedanauth.dev

📝 Version History

Version Date Changes
4.0.0 2026-02-03 Complete rewrite with modern security practices
3.2.0 2026-12-15 Added compliance certifications and bug bounty
3.1.0 2026-10-01 Enhanced incident response procedures
3.0.0 2026-08-15 Initial public release

Last Updated: 2026-02-03
Policy Version: 4.0.0
Policy ID: SEC-POL-2026-002
Effective Date: 2026-02-03
Review Date: 2026-05-03

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