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* Attend a [[Security/Talks | Security Talk]] given by one of the security team
* Attend a [[Security/Talks | Security Talk]] given by one of the security team


===[[SecurityEngineering|Security Feature Development]]===
At Mozilla, we build secure operation and user sovereignty into the web platform and leverage the open web to bring these attributes to more environments.
We focus hard on ways to improve the privacy and security of all web users, in a Mozilla way that engages the community in our design and implementation decisions. These priorities are reflected in the projects this team manages, public evangelism and participation in relevant standards bodies to maximize adoption of new privacy & security mechanisms.
For more information and how to participate: [[SecurityEngineering|Security Engineering]]
=== Security-related bugs  ===
=== Security-related bugs  ===
* [[Security Severity Ratings]]  
* [[Security Severity Ratings]]  
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  * Understand the [[Security/Reviews/Secure Development Lifecycle | Secure Development Lifecycle]] used to secure our new features/products/applications  
  * Understand the [[Security/Reviews/Secure Development Lifecycle | Secure Development Lifecycle]] used to secure our new features/products/applications  
  * Information on Bugzilla and the [[Security/Reviews/Bugzilla Components| Security Assurance Component]]''
  * Information on Bugzilla and the [[Security/Reviews/Bugzilla Components| Security Assurance Component]]''
===[[SecurityEngineering|Security Feature Development]]===
At Mozilla, we build secure operation and user sovereignty into the web platform and leverage the open web to bring these attributes to more environments.
We focus hard on ways to improve the privacy and security of all web users, in a Mozilla way that engages the community in our design and implementation decisions. These priorities are reflected in the projects this team manages, public evangelism and participation in relevant standards bodies to maximize adoption of new privacy & security mechanisms.
For more information and how to participate: [[SecurityEngineering|Security Engineering]]


===[[Security/Initiateves|Security Initiatives]]===
===[[Security/Initiateves|Security Initiatives]]===

Revision as of 18:53, 8 November 2013

STATUS: MOCKUP / DRAFT Welcome to the Mozilla Security wiki.

How To Find Us

Lot's of options, we're here to help:

  • Security@mozilla.org - email us any questions, concerns, etc
  • Bugzilla Keyword - sec-review-needed - We triage based on this keyword and will jump in to provide assistance
  • #security on IRC
  • File a security/privacy review request via this link
  • Attend a Security Talk given by one of the security team

Security Feature Development

At Mozilla, we build secure operation and user sovereignty into the web platform and leverage the open web to bring these attributes to more environments.

We focus hard on ways to improve the privacy and security of all web users, in a Mozilla way that engages the community in our design and implementation decisions. These priorities are reflected in the projects this team manages, public evangelism and participation in relevant standards bodies to maximize adoption of new privacy & security mechanisms.

For more information and how to participate: Security Engineering

Security-related bugs


Security Reviews

Main Article: Security/Reviews

  • Need a security review or to find the documentation of completed reviews? This is what your looking for.
To be moved under this page:
* Security Radar

Security Process Documents

Main Article: Security/Process

  • Need a security approval? Looking for the documentation on how we do what we do? Look no further!
To be moved under this page/area:
* Approval for Landing Security Bugs
* Web Bug Verification Rotation
* Understand the  Secure Development Lifecycle used to secure our new features/products/applications 
* Information on Bugzilla and the  Security Assurance Component

Security Initiatives

Security Initiatives

  • Initiatevs the security team is currently working on or has worked on in the past (ie. Embedding and Champions)

Security Resources and Blogs

Mozilla Resources Other Resources

Security Meeting Notes

Meetings