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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds documentation for deterministic security scanning. It defines CI and release gate placement, scan requirements, evidence and verdict rules, technical implementation constraints, and failure-response procedures. No executable implementation, workflow, runtime, infrastructure, credential, or branch-protection changes are introduced. ChangesDeterministic security scanning
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This documentation-only PR defines a security-scanning contract but currently leaves per-scan threshold handling inconsistent and makes compatibility of the existing gate API optional; implementers could enforce mixed policies incorrectly or break existing callers when the design is built. Clarify these contracts before merging, and explicitly test that evidence is bound to the attested policy digest. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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| | Evidence repository | Foundation persistence boundary | Stores manifests, normalized results, native-report digests, suppression records, and verdicts. | | ||
| | CI composition host | Build tooling / composition root | Parses exact build inputs, resolves `ISecurityScanningPort`, invokes scan and validation operations, and maps the verdict to a process exit code. It contains no scanner-specific logic. | | ||
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| No `SecurityScanningEngine` is required for the planned build loop. Domain policy should remain explicit and testable, but a pass-through engine would add a layer without behavior. |
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Do not rule out the engine while assigning suppression eligibility and pass/fail computation to the adapter in ScanAsync steps 8–9. Expiry, scope, and threshold evaluation are business policy rather than scanner adaptation, so implementing this specification would place business logic in an adapter and violate the repository's required layer boundary; keep scanner invocation and persistence in adapters and put verdict policy in a {Concept}Engine.
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| Given the same target digest, scanner digest, policy digest, configuration digest, vulnerability-data snapshot, and approved-suppression set, the normalized findings and pass/fail verdict must be identical. Timestamps, runner identifiers, log ordering, and retry count may vary but must not influence the verdict. |
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Add an immutable suppression-evaluation instant (or equivalent policy epoch) to this tuple. With the current requirements, rerunning identical inputs immediately before and after an otherwise unchanged suppression expires produces different pass/fail verdicts, because FR-4 and the specification require expired suppressions to fail; therefore the promised deterministic replay cannot hold, and retained evidence cannot reproduce the original decision.
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In `@docs/prds/00-README.md`:
- Line 30: Update the folder tree in the README to include the
01-foundational-infrastructure directory containing
deterministic-security-scanning-build-loop.md, or explicitly document that
nested PRD directories are omitted so the tree and index remain consistent.
In `@docs/runbooks/security-scan-failure-response.md`:
- Line 39: Update the first triage step in the runbook to also verify the exact
protected-branch SHA and produced artifact digests for protected builds,
alongside the existing pull-request head or release-artifact identity checks,
before accepting failure evidence.
- Around line 114-123: Update the incident or failed-check closeout criteria to
require a successful DAST cleanup outcome, or an explicitly tracked cleanup
exception when cleanup fails. Preserve the existing DAST evidence requirement
and express the cleanup status as a required closeout condition.
- Around line 101-108: Update the escalation table in the security-scan failure
response runbook to cover any finding at or above the configured severity
threshold, rather than only high and critical findings. Add a threshold-based
row or explicitly define handling for medium and low thresholds while preserving
the existing ownership, escalation, and failed-gate behavior.
In `@docs/spec/deterministic-security-scanning.md`:
- Around line 1-13: Add the required four-way capability
classification—implemented, experimental, planned, and blocked—to the status
sections of both docs/spec/deterministic-security-scanning.md (lines 1-13) and
docs/runbooks/security-scan-failure-response.md (lines 1-13), covering the
current content and future enforcement without changing unrelated documentation.
- Around line 73-78: Update the DAST section and deterministic
verdict/acceptance rules to address candidate-environment state, runtime
dependencies, test data, and feature flags: either require an immutable
environment/configuration snapshot with deterministic controls where supported,
or explicitly define a DAST reproducibility exception and adjust the verdict and
acceptance criteria accordingly. Preserve the SecurityScanResult.Passed and
ErrorMessage compatibility requirements while documenting the selected behavior.
- Around line 94-95: Update the ScanMultipleAsync specification to distinguish
per-scan cancellation from cancellation by its caller: define whether a
cancelled individual scan produces a SecurityScanResult with Cancelled, while
caller-token cancellation terminates the overall operation by throwing. Specify
how completed and cancelled partial results are persisted and ensure any
cancelled or failed required scan maps to a failed qualifying gate without
discarding other results.
- Around line 139-141: Define the authorization context for GetScanHistoryAsync,
including the authenticated caller identity, required scope checks, and
deny-by-default behavior; alternatively document the trusted service boundary
that establishes these guarantees before rollout. Update the scan-history
specification so the chosen authorization model is explicit and applies to every
request.
- Around line 42-61: Update ValidateBuildSecurityGateAsync to require
authenticated CI/release provenance for qualifying evidence, verifying Mode,
BuildId, CommitSha, and ArtifactDigest before acceptance. Reject evidence
lacking valid provenance or with mismatched identity fields, while preserving
local advisory evidence as non-qualifying.
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docs/planning/ADR-004-deterministic-security-scan-gate-placement.md (1)
1-96: LGTM!docs/prds/01-foundational-infrastructure/deterministic-security-scanning-build-loop.md (1)
1-184: LGTM!docs/spec/deterministic-security-scanning.md (1)
14-41: LGTM!Also applies to: 62-72, 79-93, 96-138, 142-227
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51-55: 🩺 Stability & AvailabilityDefine the exact-input rerun contract.
Procedure A refers to a documented exact-input rerun action, and Procedure B refers to a bounded retry mechanism. Neither identifies the command or workflow, immutable arguments, or evidence location. Add a stable action identifier and input contract, or link to the composition-host command contract. Verify that retries reuse the same target, scanner, policy, configuration, and database digests.
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Addressed all 11 line-level review findings in 9c12b4a.\n\nKey corrections:\n- SecurityScanningEngine now implements the existing port and owns thresholds, suppression policy, and verdicts; adapters own scanner/native-evidence concerns.\n- qualifying evidence requires authenticated CI/release provenance and an immutable policy-evaluation instant.\n- DAST has an explicit controlled-reproducibility model with a full environment snapshot and distinct retained rerun evidence.\n- cancellation, scan-history authorization, protected-build identity, threshold escalation, DAST cleanup, and exact-input rerun behavior are explicit.\n- capability status, PRD tree, and PR template sections are complete.\n\nRevalidated after the changes: build 0 warnings/errors; all 586 tests passed; diff check clean. |
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- Line 60: Update the security-scan/rerun-exact checklist to require
authenticated CI/release provenance for the rerun, matching Mode, BuildId,
CommitSha, and ArtifactDigest to the qualifying target; allow a different runner
only when its attestation binds the new evidence to that target. Preserve
PolicyEvaluationInstant as the identical timestamp value rather than treating it
as a digest.
In `@docs/spec/deterministic-security-scanning.md`:
- Line 71: Update the scan orchestration and gate-evaluation flow to resolve
authoritative FailThreshold and requiredScanTypes from the approved versioned
policy, then validate or override caller-provided values before scanning. Reject
mismatches or otherwise ensure policy-selected scan types and thresholds govern
both scanning and evaluation; anchor the change near the existing
policy-provider and scan-engine symbols.
- Around line 111-119: Update the gate predicate near the existing provenance
and attestation checks to require PolicyEvaluationInstant is present and matches
the authenticated attestation and evidence used for suppression expiry. Add the
corresponding explicit failure reason code, following the existing
predicate/reason-code naming and evaluation conventions.
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61-73: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftRepresent per-scan thresholds in the port contract.
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SecurityScanInputManifestcarries oneFailThreshold. The suppliedISecurityScanningPort.ScanMultipleAsynccontract insrc/FoundationLayer/Security/Ports/ISecurityScanningPort.csLines 153-213 also accepts one threshold for the completescanTypescollection. At Line 73, this specification requires authoritative per-type thresholds and exact caller matching. A policy with different thresholds for SAST, secrets, and dependency scans cannot be represented. An implementation must either reject a valid policy or collapse thresholds and weaken a required scan. Define a versioned per-scan threshold map under the same port boundary, or constrain the policy to one global threshold and update the PRD and tests. The PRD also makes these thresholds authoritative at Line 75.Proposed contract clarification
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related input manifest so per-scan thresholds can be represented, keyed by each
approved scan type, instead of a single global FailThreshold. Align
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- Line 74: Clarify the legacy ValidateBuildSecurityGateAsync contract by
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74-74: 🔒 Security & PrivacyVerify and test
PolicyDigestbinding.Line 74 requires evidence to use the attested
PolicyDigest. The gate predicate does not explicitly require the evidencePolicyDigestto equal the attested digest. Confirm thatevery_input_digest_is_verifiedincludes this equality. If it does not, add an explicit failure reason and a mismatch contract test at Line 214.Also applies to: 213-214
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Summary\n\nDefine the planned deterministic security-scanning build loop from the existing ISecurityScanningPort. The authoritative gate belongs in CI/release orchestration, while a Foundation SecurityScanningEngine owns verdict policy and scanner adapters own tool invocation and evidence persistence.\n\nDocumentation only: no engine, adapter, workflow, runtime, deployment, Azure, profile, secret, or branch-protection change.\n\n## Changes\n\n- add PRD requirements for exact-target security qualification, authenticated provenance, deterministic gate evaluation, controlled DAST replay, and fail-closed protected gates\n- accept ADR-004 placing admission in CI/release orchestration rather than DurableWorkflowEngine\n- specify compatible evolution of ISecurityScanningPort, engine/adapter boundaries, evidence, suppression, cancellation, history authorization, and test plans\n- add the failure-response runbook and PRD index entry\n\n## Related Issues\n\n- Baton 5ef6ea85\n- Parent Baton �b8da69d\n\n## Architecture Layer\n\n- [x] FoundationLayer\n- [ ] ReasoningLayer\n- [ ] MetacognitiveLayer\n- [ ] AgencyLayer\n- [ ] BusinessApplications\n- [x] Infrastructure / CI/CD\n\n## Checklist\n\n- [x] Code compiles without warnings (dotnet build passes with TreatWarningsAsErrors)\n- [x] XML documentation added for all new public types (N/A: no public types added)\n- [x] Unit tests added or updated (N/A: documentation-only)\n- [x] All tests pass (dotnet test)\n- [x] No circular dependencies introduced between layers\n- [x] No secrets or credentials committed\n\n## Test Plan\n\n- dotnet build CognitiveMesh.sln — 0 warnings, 0 errors\n- dotnet test CognitiveMesh.sln --no-build — 586 passed, 0 failed\n- git diff --check — clean\n- hosted Build and Analyze, PRD Migration Check, CodeRabbit, and Kilo review must pass on the final head\n\n## Screenshots\n\nNot applicable; documentation-only change. Validation output is summarized in Test Plan.
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