Updating testing requirements for VPC #523
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@eddie-knight - adding in some new threats/controls for VPC - please check on testing requirements |
Co-authored-by: Eddie Knight <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Eddie Knight <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Eddie Knight <[email protected]>
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@eddie-knight @sarahecraddock - I think we're nearly there- cleaned up VPC threats and controls - please review, particularly from testing requirements perspective. @zeal-somani - there are a couple of threats that are missing VPC features to reference to, e.g. VPC Peering, Route Tables. |
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Hey @ianwalkersmithciticom — we're trying to hone in on an official style guide, and this is reflective of the latest discussion: Do you have any input to add? |
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| Confirm that only custom networks with appropriate security controls are in place. | ||
| When a new project/account/subscription is created, then the project/account/subscription MUST NOT contain any default network resources. |
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I think that project/account/subscription needs to be replaced with a non-CSP term. I'm unsure out of Azure/GCP/AWS what the terms are, but we could be extending this over time. The account is a trust-boundary - an isolation unit.
Here are a few generic terms you could consider for a trust boundary in CSPs:
- Security Boundary -- kinda what it is
- Isolation Unit
- Resource Container
- Security Domain
- Trust Domain
- Enclave
- Tenant -- not bad
- Workspace -- too close to Google workspace
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This is good.
I was just looking at this also, ruled out most alternatives I came up with... best I could think of was "environment"
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I'd favour tenant or tenancy as I think this is used out there already to cover all three. Could be a bit confusing wrt to how Azure uses tenant for an Azure AD instance, but otherwise ok...
Please vote:
- Tenant
- Tenancy
- Cloud Tenancy
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I'd prefer this option:
"CSP organization" --> "CSP organization OU" --> CSP resource container --> resource(s)
Why?
The above I think covers nearly all clouds and is generic enough to now say project, account, subscription.
Tenant to me is usually a 'user' construct of an AWS Account or GCP project.
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Resource container makes logical sense for sure - I'm just worried that it's not a recognized term and sounds a bit awkward:
When a resource container is created, it must not contain any default network resources
@eddie-knight @damienjburks - what do you reckon? If it sounds ok, then we can create an issue to create a glossary of terms - may well need that anyway
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