mulling the idea of a Infrastructure Security FAD (fedora activity day)
Ricky Elrod
codeblock at elrod.me
Wed Jun 13 00:55:10 UTC 2012
So, I really like this idea. I think it would be a really fun and
productive time.
I think security is a good topic, but it'll be good to see if anyone
else has other ideas. I think we have quite a few things we could cover
in the security realm though, like you listed.
I'd prefer to stay away from the last week of August/first week of
September, because for me (and possibly others -- Ian?) classes will
just have started back up. I'd vote for earlier, maybe the end of July?
Or the first week or two of August? Beyond that us college-goers will
probably be getting ready for the semester.
I don't have a lot of preference on location, either of your ideas are
about the same distance from me, personally.
But yes, I'm very interested in this, I think it would be a lot of fun,
and I think we could get a lot done.
-re
On 06/12/2012 07:03 PM, Kevin Fenzi wrote:
> Greetings.
>
> I've been toying with the idea of a Fedora Infrastructure FAD (Fedora
> Activity Day) around getting our security tasks further along/mapped
> out, or just done. We can do all these things remotely, but sitting
> down with less distractions and getting things done or deciding on
> roadmaps may work faster/better in person.
>
> More information on FAD's:
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Activity_Day_-_FAD
>
> Some possible Goals:
>
> * Put in place our 2 factor authentication solution.
> - Enable globally for sudo.
> - Come up with plan/roadmap for applications 2 factor
> authentication.
> - enable more 2nd factors if we only have one working.
> (yubikey, google authenticator, others?)
> * Revamp firewall rules to further restrict traffic between machines.
> * Come up with a better plan for signing servers
> - In puppet or out of puppet?
> - On demand vs always on
> - ssh access, console, 2factor?
> * Hash out a roadmap or plans around git commit signing.
> - See if this is something we want to do
> * Work on FAS security enhancements
> - backup email address?
> - security questions?
> - better gpg integration?
> - handling for 2 factor auth
> * Setup a simple IDS of some kind?
> - Notice non standard traffic in our internal nets
> * Finish up keys.fedoraproject.org and announce it.
> * Clean up selinux AVCs and move more things to enforcing.
> * Your brilliant Fedora Infrastructure security related idea here.
>
> Possible dates:
>
> last week of Aug, First week of Sept?
> (This puts us between the Alpha and Beta freezes, and is possibly
> enough notice to get better airfair/etc rates).
> somewhere in 2012-08-27 to 2012-09-10
>
> First 2 weeks in Nov?
> (After F18 is released, before thanksgiving)
> somewhere in 2012-11-05 to 2012-11-16
>
> Right before next Fudcon?
> 2013-01-15 to 2013-01-17?
>
> Your exciting better dates here.
>
> Possible locations:
>
> Red Hat HQ in RDU?
> pros: can probably get a room/network and pull in other RH folks
>
> Westford, MA
> pros: could probably get a room/network and pull in other RH
> engr folks.
>
> Other location here:
> must be cheap to fly to/stay at, and have a facility we could
> meet at and use.
>
> So, this is more a 'is there enough interest in this to peruse it' type
> of email.
>
> How many folks would be interested in going to something like this?
>
> What dates or places would you prefer?
>
> Is there another topic that would be a better thing to do than
> Security? I can think of several more topics if we would prefer
> something else (Fixing our application logging could be it's own FAD by
> itself).
>
> Thoughts?
>
> kevin
>
>
>
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