Thank you for your interest in the security aspects of this repository.
The VECTORFIELD project is an enterprise network security architecture study that explores enterprise network security design, segmentation strategies, and SOC-readiness concepts under realistic organizational constraints.
This repository does not contain production software or a deployable security product. It provides documentation, architecture models, and educational material.
Last updated: 2026
The following topics are outside the scope of this policy:
- vulnerabilities in external software mentioned in the study
- vulnerabilities in pfSense or other referenced technologies
- security issues in external infrastructure or services
If you believe you have identified a security concern related to:
- architectural assumptions
- security design logic
- monitoring concepts
- traceability or validation assumptions
- potential weaknesses in the presented architecture model
please report it responsibly and privately.
You can contact the maintainer via:
Email: contact@ESKme.net
When reporting an issue, please include:
- a clear description of the concern
- the affected document or section
- reasoning or supporting references if available
Constructive and well-documented reports are highly appreciated.
Security-related observations should be reported privately first via email.
This allows time to:
- review the concern
- verify the technical reasoning
- update documentation if necessary
Once the issue has been reviewed, discussion can be continued publicly via GitHub Issues if appropriate.
This policy applies to:
- documentation in this repository
- architecture models and design assumptions
- methodological descriptions of the security architecture
It does not apply to external systems, infrastructure, or services mentioned in examples.
This repository contains documentation and research material only.
There are no software releases or maintained versions that require security patching.
VECTORFIELD is part of the ESKme learning and research projects.
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