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SECURITY.md

TuneForge Security Policy

  • Language: EN
  • Audience: Public
  • Last Sync: 2026-03-19
  • Pair: SECURITY-DE.md

TuneForge is a public engineering framework and Docker-based product surface. Security handling must stay compatible with a future dedicated public GitHub repo and with GHCR-based release publication.

Scope

This policy covers the public TuneForge surface in products/tuneforge, including:

  • source code
  • Dockerfiles and compose files
  • GitHub Actions workflows
  • release bundle tooling
  • public documentation and templates
  • validation registry and audit artifacts

It does not cover private infrastructure, private open-notebook content, customer environments, or third-party services outside our control.

Supported Surface

  • current main
  • latest tagged TuneForge code release
  • latest tagged TuneForge Studio Docker preview release on GHCR

Current public status remains Technical Preview.

Reporting

Report security issues privately before public disclosure.

  • include affected file, workflow, or command path
  • include reproduction steps and expected impact
  • state whether secrets, provenance data, or release integrity are involved
  • do not open a public issue for live credentials, signing, or supply-chain findings

Public Repo Rules

  • no built Docker images in git
  • no real .env files or secrets in git
  • no generated model artifacts in git
  • no unverifiable security or compliance claims
  • GHCR publication must come from GitHub Actions, not from committed artifacts

Release Hardening Expectations

Public TuneForge releases should include:

  • passing CI and public-repo readiness checks
  • release artifact validation
  • attribution and license validation
  • SBOM generation for GHCR Docker releases
  • checksum generation and signed metadata for GHCR release outputs

Boundaries

  • TuneForge documentation is governance and engineering support
  • it is not legal advice
  • it is not a security certification
  • it does not guarantee Austria, DSGVO, or EU AI Act compliance by default

There aren’t any published security advisories