Security Overview
Conducky is designed with security as a foundational principle. This section provides comprehensive information about how Conducky protects your data, manages access, and ensures the confidentiality of sensitive incident reports.
🔒 Security Principles
Data Protection First
- Event isolation: All incident data is strictly scoped to individual events
- Role-based access: Users only see information they're authorized to view
- Encryption at rest: Sensitive data is encrypted in the database
- Secure authentication: Multiple authentication methods with proper session management
Privacy by Design
- Internal/external comments: Sensitive discussions can be kept private to response teams
- Anonymous reporting: Option for completely anonymous incident submission
- Data minimization: Only necessary information is collected and stored
- Related file protection: Uploaded files are access-controlled and securely stored
Audit and Accountability
- Comprehensive logging: All significant actions are logged for audit purposes
- Role tracking: Changes to user permissions are recorded
- Activity monitoring: System-wide activity tracking for security analysis
- Data integrity: Database-level constraints ensure data consistency
🏗️ Security Architecture
Multi-Tenant Security Model
Access Control Layers
- Authentication Layer: Verify user identity
- Authorization Layer: Check user permissions
- Data Scope Layer: Ensure event-specific data access
- Audit Layer: Log all access attempts and actions
🔐 Key Security Features
Authentication & Authorization
- Authentication system with multiple methods (password, OAuth)
- Role-based access control (RBAC) with inheritance
- Session management with secure cookies
- Social login integration (Google, GitHub) with security controls
Data Protection
- Database encryption for sensitive fields
- File upload security with type validation and virus scanning
- Input validation and sanitization
- SQL injection protection through parameterized queries
Incident Security
- Report confidentiality controls
- Related file protection with access controls
- Comment visibility management (public vs internal)
- Authenticated reporting with data encryption
System Security
- Audit logging of all significant actions
- Rate limiting to prevent abuse
- Security headers (CSP, HSTS, etc.)
- Deployment security best practices
🚨 Quick Security Reference
For Users
- Incident privacy: Your reports are only visible to authorized response team members
- Data retention: Understand how long your data is kept and your right to deletion
- Account security: Use strong passwords and enable two-factor authentication when available
For Event Administrators
- Team access: Carefully manage who has access to incident reports
- Role assignments: Follow principle of least privilege when assigning roles
- Data handling: Ensure compliance with your organization's data protection policies
For System Administrators
- Security monitoring: Regular review of audit logs and security events
- Access management: Implement proper controls for system-level access
- Incident response: Have procedures in place for security incidents
📊 Security Standards
Security Implementation
- Industry best practices for web application security
- Data protection with encryption at rest
- Access controls with role-based permissions
- Audit logging for accountability
Security Measures
- Input validation and sanitization
- SQL injection protection through parameterized queries
- Rate limiting to prevent abuse
- Security headers (CSP, HSTS, etc.)
🔍 Security Monitoring
Screenshot needed: Security dashboard showing system health metrics
What We Monitor
- Failed login attempts and suspicious activity
- Permission changes and role modifications
- Data access patterns and unusual behavior
- System resource usage and performance
Security Alerts
- Real-time monitoring of critical security events
- Automated responses to common threats
- Administrative notifications for security incidents
- Audit trail preservation for investigations
📞 Security Support
Reporting Security Issues
- Email: security@conducky.com
- Responsible disclosure: We follow industry-standard disclosure practices
- GitHub Issues: Report security issues through our GitHub repository
Getting Help
- Security questions: Contact your system administrator
- Data privacy concerns: Reach out to your organization's data protection officer
- Incident response: Follow your organization's incident response procedures
📚 Related Documentation
Deep Dive Topics
- Authentication & Authorization - Detailed login and permission system
- Access Control - RBAC system and role management
- Data Protection - Encryption, storage, and privacy controls (coming soon)
- Incident Security - Report and related file protection (coming soon)
- Audit Logging - Activity tracking and compliance (coming soon)
- Deployment Security - Production security configuration (coming soon)
Implementation Guides
- Admin Guide: Security Configuration - System setup
- Security Architecture - Technical implementation (coming soon)
- User Guide: Data Security - User perspective on privacy
Key Security Areas
- Authentication: Secure user login and session management
- Access Control: Role-based permissions for all actions
- Data Protection: Encryption of sensitive data at rest and in transit
- Incident Security: Protection for incident reports and comments
- Related File Protection: Secure storage and access for uploaded files
- Audit Logging: Comprehensive logging of all system activities
This document provides an overview of the security measures in place. For more detailed information, please refer to the specific security pages.