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Revision as of 11:21, 6 July 2012

What is team embedding?

The Security Assurance team works across all development and innovation centers within Mozilla. Using an embedding strategy the SA team is involved with the design, planning, development and delivery of all products and applications.

The Embedded Approach:

  • Establishes a cohesive approach where all parties have a vested interest in a successful project
  • Addresses security early in the life-cycle where changes are easier and less expensive
  • Increases efficiency by establishing the embedded security rep as an expert on the specific application / product
  • Functions across all portions of the organization to create a holistic view of organizational risk
  • Creates a centralized body of security expertise that can implement standardized security procedures across the organization

Expectations:

  • Security team member will attend the feature team's meetings, contribute to design, and potentially contribute to implementation.
  • Expect to spend at least a few hours a week with the team.
  • Embedding does not mean you're on the hook to do all the reviewing yourself. If something needs a group security review, contact Curtis (curtisk) to get it scheduled.

Who is embedded where?

Product / Feature Embedded Resource(s)
B2G Paul Theriault
Thunderbird Adam Muntner
Rust Jesse Ruderman
Mobile David Chan
Sync David Chan & Yvan Boily
Services David Chan & Yvan Boily
Social - Pancake Mark Goodwin
Firefox
Jetpack, Add-on SDK, Add-on Builder Dan Veditz
JS Christian Holler
UX/front-end Dan Veditz
DOM, XPconnect Jesse Ruderman
Layout, Style Jesse Ruderman
Automation Tools Gary Kwong
Web Developer Tools Mark Goodwin
Networking Christoph Diehl
Media / Codecs Christoph Diehl
Apps Project
Market Raymond Forbes
Firefox APIs Raymond Forbes
Payment Flow Raymond Forbes
App Sync David Chan
Dynamic API Security Model Raymond Forbes
WebRT
Identity
BrowserID Yvan Boily
Identity Services David Chan
Large Web Projects
Addons.M.O Raymond Forbes
Bugzilla.M.O Mark Goodwin & Eric Parker
Mozillians Raymond Forbes
MDN Raymond Forbes
SUMO (Kitsune)