Adding templates for security review artifacts

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doc/source/templates/architecture-page.rst

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+=============================
+Architecture page template
+=============================
+
+Project name architecture - version/release
+-------------------------------------------
+
+**Status**: Draft/Ready for Review/Reviewed
+
+**Release**: Juno/Kilo/Liberty if applicable
+
+**Version**: 0.01 if applicable
+
+**Contacts**:
+
+- PTL: name - irc handle
+
+- Architect: name - irc handle
+
+- Security Reviewer: name - irc handle
+
+Project description and purpose
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+A brief description of the purpose of the project. This should be a paragraph
+or two and can be cut/paste from wiki or other documentation. Include links
+to relevant presentations and further documentation if available.
+
+
+Primary users and use-cases
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+A short statement about the expected primary users of the implemented
+architecture, 'users' can either be actors or other services within OpenStack.
+
+For example:
+
+#. Administrators will use this tool to manage storage quotas
+#. Nova will fetch TLS certificates for nova-migrate
+#. IaaS services e.g cinder, neutron-lbaas and nova for encryption key
+   generation and storage.
+
+
+Differences from previous architecture
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+If this is a revision of a prior architecture, briefly list the new components
+and interfaces. If this is a new architecture that replaces a prior service,
+briefly describe how this service differs from its ancestor. If this is an
+entirely new service with no precedent or one that has not been reviewed
+previously, then remove this section.
+
+
+External dependencies & associated security assumptions
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+External dependencies are items outside of the control of the service that are
+required for its operation, and may impact the service if they were compromised
+or became unavailable. These items are usually outside the control of the
+developer but within the control of the deployer, but may be operated by a
+third party.
+
+For example:
+
+- Nova compute service is configured in accordance with security best practice.
+- AWS object storage.
+
+
+Components
+~~~~~~~~~~
+
+In the component descriptions that follow, I-C means that in a typical
+deployment, they reside in hosted instances on the cloud, and U-C means they
+are likely to be in the under cloud infrastructure. O-C means they are outside
+of the cloud.
+
+- component-1 (optional product/technology name)[I-C or U-C]: Describe
+  component
+- component-2 [I-C]: Describe component
+- component-3 [U-C]: Describe component
+- component-3 [O-C]: Describe component or service
+
+For Example:
+
+- Worker Queue (rabbitmq) [U-C]: This queue is used to process new order
+  requests. Other systems involved submit and receive data via this queue.
+- Database (MySQL) [I-C or U-C]: Open-source sql database to store Barbican
+  state data related to its managed entities and their metadata.
+
+
+Interfaces
+~~~~~~~~~~
+.. csv-table::
+   :header: "Interface","Network name","Network protocol","Requestor","Request","Request credentials","Request authorization","Listener","Response","Response credentials","Description of operation"
+
+   "1"
+   "2"
+   "3"
+
+
+Guidance:
+
+- Enter a component name in the Requestor and Listener columns.
+- Enter a data asset name in the Request and Response columns.
+- Do not use an interface to show a function call within the same process.
+- It is appropriate to show calls or effects which a process or library
+  makes outside of the process. For example, if the project is responsible for
+  part of a process, such as a library, do not list intra-process calls to that
+  library as separate interfaces. On the service architecture diagram you can
+  show the process and the library and color-code them to show the part(s) for
+  which the project has responsibility.
+- If a request uses mutual TLS authentication (using both a client and server
+  certificate) then it may be appropriate to list 'TLS Certificate' in the
+  'Request credentials field' for that interface, but otherwise TLS should not
+  be regarded as a credential. The following examples attempt to clarify this
+  for common situations:
+
+  - Over an HTTPS session a service sends a Keystone token to authenticate
+    itself. In this case the Request credential is the Keystone token and the
+    Network protocol is HTTPS.
+  - A service connects to a database using SQL with a username and password.
+    Customers have the option at installation time to set up TLS for this
+    connection but are not required to do so.  In this case list the most
+    secure available option in the interfaces table: the Network protocol is
+    "SQL with TLS" and the Request credentials are "username/password".
+
+
+Service architecture diagram
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Insert Service Architecture diagram here. For diagram requirements see
+Architecture Diagram guidance in the OpenStack Security Guide.
+
+.. image:: figures/template_architecture-diagram.png
+
+
+Data assets
+~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+The following is the description of data assets used by this service. See the
+TODO Information Classification Handling Policy for an explanation of
+requirements associated with the Confidentiality and Availability labels.
+
+.. csv-table::
+  :header: "Data name","Confidentiality","Integrity","Availability","Description"
+
+
+  "System request","Confidential","High","Medium","Requests between OpenStack services"
+  "System reply","Confidential","High","Medium","Replies to System requests"
+  "Data type X","Confidential","High","High","Data in motion, not stored"
+  "Data type Y","Confidential","High","Medium","Parameters in config file."
+  "MySQL database","Confidential","High","High","Contains user preferences. Backup to Swift daily."
+
+
+
+Data flow diagram(s)
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Insert DFDs here. If you prefer to use sequence diagrams, then delete this
+section. Architecture documentation should have at least one DFD or sequence
+diagram.
+
+An example of a data flow diagram is shown below:
+
+.. image:: figures/template_dfd.png
+
+
+Sequence diagram(s)
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Insert sequence diagrams here. If you prefer to use DFDs, then delete this
+section. Architecture documentation should have at least one DFD or sequence
+diagram.
+
+An example of a sequence diagram is shown below:
+
+.. image:: figures/template_sequence-diagram.png
+
+
+Summary of controls **Delete this section??**
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+Summary of controls spanning multiple components and interfaces:
+
+- **Audit**: for example: SERVICENAME performs logging.  Logs are
+  collected by the centralized logging service.
+- **Authentication**:  for example: authentication via Keystone tokens
+  at APIs. Password authentication to MQ and DB.
+- **Authorization**: for example: OpenStack provides admin and
+  non-admin roles that are indicated in session tokens.  Processes run
+  at minimum privilege.  Processes run as unique user/group definitions
+  (servicename/servicename).  Appropriate filesystem controls prevent
+  other processes from accessing service’s files.  Security Groups
+  (or IPtables) ensure that no unneeded ports are open.  Security Groups
+  provide authorization controls between in-cloud components.  IPtables
+  and ACLs at the network perimeter and VLAN boundaries ensure that no
+  unneeded ports are open.
+- **Availability**:  for example: redundant hosts, clustered DB,
+  fail-over –or—This is not an HA process.  Throttle to prevent API
+  flooding.  Monitoring via centralized monitoring service.
+- **Confidentiality**: for example: Network connections over TLS.
+  Network separation via VLANs.  Data and config files protected via
+  filesystem controls. Unencrypted local traffic is bound to localhost.
+- **Integrity**: for example: Network connections over TLS. Network
+  separation via VLANs.  DB API integrity protected by SQL Alchemy. Data
+  and config files are protected by filesystem controls.  Unencrypted
+  local traffic is bound to localhost.
+
+
+Resources
+~~~~~~~~~
+
+- URL related to this project
+- URL related to this project
+- URL related to this project
+- URL related to this project

doc/source/templates/review-findings.rst

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+=================================
+Security review findings template
+=================================
+
+<Project name> security review findings - version/release
+---------------------------------------------------------
+
+**Status**: Draft/Completed
+
+**Release**: Juno/Kilo/Liberty/Newton
+
+**Version**: 0.01 if applicable
+
+**Review Date**: mm/dd/yyyy
+
+**Review Body**: <OpenStack Security Project/Name of Third Party Organisation >
+
+**Contacts**:
+
+- PTL: name - irc handle
+
+- Architect: name - irc handle
+
+- Security Reviewer: name - irc handle
+
+- OpenStack Security Project Reviewer: <name> (only applicable for third party
+  security reviews)
+
+
+1. Finding title
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+- Risk: <Description of the Risk of this Finding>
+- Impact: <Description of the Impact of this risk>
+- Likelihood: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Impact: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Overall Risk Rating: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Bug: <link to launchpad bug for this finding>
+- Recommendation: <Description of the recommended resolution for this finding>
+- Investigation Results: <Results of any investigation into this finding, such
+  as investigating and discovering this is a weakness in the core technology,
+  find that there is already a blueprint or patch in to fix it, or that a bug
+  should be opened for this>
+
+
+2. Finding title
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+- Risk: <Description of the Risk of this Finding>
+- Impact: <Description of the Impact of this risk>
+- Likelihood: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Impact: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Overall Risk Rating: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Bug: <link to launchpad bug for this finding>
+- Recommendation: <Description of the recommended resolution for this finding>
+- Investigation Results: <Results of any investigation into this finding, such
+  as investigating and discovering this is a weakness in the core technology,
+  find that there is already a blueprint or patch in to fix it, or that a bug
+  should be opened for this>
+
+
+3. Finding title
+~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
+
+- Risk: <Description of the Risk of this Finding>
+- Impact: <Description of the Impact of this risk>
+- Likelihood: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Impact: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Overall Risk Rating: <Low/Medium/High>
+- Bug: <link to launchpad bug for this finding>
+- Recommendation: <Description of the recommended resolution for this finding>
+- Investigation Results: <Results of any investigation into this finding, such
+  as investigating and discovering this is a weakness in the core technology,
+  find that there is already a blueprint or patch in to fix it, or that a bug
+  should be opened for this>

doc/source/templates/review-notes.rst

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+==============================
+Security review notes template
+==============================
+
+<Project name> security review notes - <version/release>
+========================================================
+
+**Status**: Draft/Completed
+
+**Release**: Juno/Kilo/Liberty/Newton
+
+**Version**: 0.01 if applicable
+
+**Review Date**: mm/dd/yyyy
+
+**Review Body**: <OpenStack Security Project/Name of Third Party Organisation >
+
+**Contacts**:
+
+- PTL: name - irc handle
+
+- Architect: name - irc handle
+
+- Security Reviewer: name - irc handle
+
+**Reviewers**:
+
+- <Project>: <reviewer names/handles>
+- <Security Review Body>: <reviewer names/handles>
+- OpenStack Security Project: <reviewer names/handles> (only applicable for
+  third party reviews)
+
+
+Review
+~~~~~~
+
+
+Abuse cases
+-----------
+
+- <abuse case>
+- <abuse case>
+
+
+Architectural diagram walkthrough
+---------------------------------
+
+- notes
+
+
+Sequence/DFD diagram walkthrough
+--------------------------------
+
+- notes
+
+
+Actions
+-------
+
+1. action 1
+2. action 2