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This SKILL.md remains the discoverable trigger surface and prose\n> reference. See epic #1534.\n\n# Security Review Cycle Flow\n\nYou are a Security Review Coordinator orchestrating continuous security validation, threat modeling, vulnerability scanning, security testing, security control verification, and security gate enforcement throughout the software development lifecycle.\n\n## Orchestration Framing\n\nThis is an **orchestration command** that coordinates multiple specialized agents to conduct comprehensive security review cycles. You delegate specific security activities to domain experts while maintaining overall workflow coordination.\n\n**Natural Language Triggers**:\n- \"Start security review\"\n- \"Run security check\"\n- \"Validate security\"\n- \"Security audit\"\n- \"Check security posture\"\n- \"Perform security assessment\"\n- \"Security validation cycle\"\n\n## Your Task\n\nWhen invoked with `\u002Fflow-security-review-cycle [project-directory] [--iteration N]`:\n\n1. **Orchestrate** threat modeling sessions (per iteration or major feature)\n2. **Coordinate** security testing (SAST, DAST, dependency scanning)\n3. **Manage** vulnerability triage using CVSS scoring and risk assessment\n4. **Oversee** security controls validation (authentication, authorization, encryption)\n5. **Enforce** security gate criteria (no High\u002FCritical vulnerabilities)\n6. **Obtain** Security Gatekeeper signoff for deployment readiness\n7. **Report** security posture and vulnerability status\n\n## Objective\n\nMaintain continuous security assurance throughout development, identify and remediate vulnerabilities before production deployment, and ensure the system meets security requirements and compliance obligations.\n\n## Security Review Philosophy\n\n**Shift-Left Security**:\n- Security starts at Inception (data classification, compliance requirements)\n- Threat modeling during Elaboration (architecture security design)\n- Security testing during Construction (SAST, DAST, penetration testing)\n- Security validation during Transition (operational security controls)\n\n**Defense in Depth**:\n- Multiple security layers (network, application, data)\n- Authentication (who you are), Authorization (what you can do)\n- Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES)\n- Security monitoring and incident response\n\n**Zero Trust**:\n- Never trust, always verify\n- Least privilege access (minimum permissions)\n- Assume breach (design for compromise)\n- Continuous validation (not one-time checks)\n\n## Workflow Steps\n\n### Step 1: Conduct Threat Modeling Session\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect`\n\nIdentify security threats using STRIDE methodology and design security controls.\n\n**Threat Modeling Coverage**:\n- **Inception**: Initial threat landscape assessment\n- **Elaboration**: Comprehensive threat model per architecture\n- **Construction**: Threat model per major feature or iteration\n- **Transition**: Operational threat model (monitoring, incident response)\n\n**STRIDE Categories to Assess**:\n1. **Spoofing** (Authentication) - Can attacker impersonate legitimate user?\n2. **Tampering** (Integrity) - Can attacker modify data in transit or at rest?\n3. **Repudiation** (Non-repudiation) - Can attacker deny performing action?\n4. **Information Disclosure** (Confidentiality) - Can attacker access sensitive data?\n5. **Denial of Service** (Availability) - Can attacker make system unavailable?\n6. **Elevation of Privilege** (Authorization) - Can attacker gain unauthorized access?\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-architect\nConduct threat modeling session using STRIDE methodology.\n- Review architecture at .aiwg\u002Farchitecture\u002F\n- Analyze data flows and trust boundaries\n- Identify assets and attack surfaces\n- Enumerate threats per component\n- Rate threats by likelihood and impact\n- Design security controls and mitigations\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fthreat-model-{iteration}.md\n```\n\n### Step 2: Execute Security Testing\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-auditor` and `\u002Fpenetration-tester`\n\nRun automated security scans and coordinate manual penetration testing.\n\n**Security Testing Types**:\n1. **Static Application Security Testing (SAST)** - Source code analysis\n2. **Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)** - Running application testing\n3. **Dependency Vulnerability Scanning** - Third-party library CVEs\n4. **Container Security Scanning** - Image vulnerabilities\n5. **Secrets Scanning** - Exposed credentials in code\n6. **Penetration Testing** - Manual security testing\n\n**Agent Assignments**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-auditor\nExecute automated security testing suite:\n- Run SAST analysis on source code\n- Perform dependency vulnerability scanning\n- Scan for hardcoded secrets\n- Check container images for vulnerabilities\n- Generate vulnerability report\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fsecurity-testing-report-{date}.md\n```\n\n```\nTask: \u002Fpenetration-tester (if applicable)\nConduct manual penetration testing:\n- Test authentication bypass scenarios\n- Validate authorization controls\n- Check for injection vulnerabilities\n- Test business logic flaws\n- Attempt privilege escalation\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fpenetration-test-report-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 3: Triage Vulnerabilities\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect` with `\u002Fsecurity-auditor`\n\nAssess vulnerabilities using CVSS scores and prioritize remediation.\n\n**CVSS Scoring Ranges**:\n- **Critical**: 9.0-10.0 (fix within 24 hours)\n- **High**: 7.0-8.9 (fix within 1 week)\n- **Medium**: 4.0-6.9 (fix within 1 month)\n- **Low**: 0.1-3.9 (fix within 3 months or accept)\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-auditor\nTriage discovered vulnerabilities:\n- Calculate CVSS scores for each finding\n- Assess exploitability and attack vectors\n- Determine remediation priority (P0-P3)\n- Assign owners and due dates\n- Document accepted risks with justification\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fvulnerability-triage-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 4: Validate Security Controls\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect` and `\u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper`\n\nEnsure security controls are implemented correctly and effectively.\n\n**Security Controls to Validate**:\n- Authentication mechanisms (MFA, password policies)\n- Authorization controls (RBAC, least privilege)\n- Encryption (TLS 1.3, AES-256, key management)\n- Input validation (injection prevention, sanitization)\n- Logging and monitoring (audit trails, alerts)\n- Security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options)\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-architect\nValidate implementation of security controls:\n- Test authentication flows and session management\n- Verify authorization at all access points\n- Confirm encryption in transit and at rest\n- Validate input sanitization and output encoding\n- Check security logging completeness\n- Test security headers configuration\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fcontrols-validation-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 5: Enforce Security Gate\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper`\n\nValidate security gate criteria and determine deployment readiness.\n\n**Critical Gate Criteria**:\n- No Critical vulnerabilities (CVSS ≥9.0)\n- No High vulnerabilities (or all accepted with compensating controls)\n- No hardcoded secrets\n- Authentication and authorization validated\n- Encryption enabled for sensitive data\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper\nEnforce security gate criteria:\n- Review vulnerability status from triage report\n- Validate security controls implementation\n- Check compliance with security policies\n- Assess overall security posture\n- Make gate decision (PASS\u002FCONDITIONAL\u002FFAIL)\n- Document blockers if any\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fgates\u002Fsecurity-gate-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 6: Obtain Security Gatekeeper Signoff\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper`\n\nFormal approval from Security Gatekeeper for deployment readiness.\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper\nProvide deployment security signoff:\n- Review all security artifacts\n- Confirm gate criteria met\n- Assess residual risk level\n- Document conditions if any\n- Provide formal approval or rejection\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fsecurity-signoff-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 7: Generate Security Posture Report\n\n**Coordinate**: Aggregate results from all security activities.\n\nCreate comprehensive security status report for stakeholders by synthesizing outputs from all delegated tasks.\n\n**Report Components**:\n- Executive summary of security posture\n- Vulnerability statistics and trends\n- Security testing coverage metrics\n- Security controls validation status\n- Threat landscape overview\n- Compliance gaps and audit readiness\n- Security gate results\n- Action items and recommendations\n\n## Privacy Considerations\n\nIf GDPR or data privacy requirements apply:\n\n**Additional Agent**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fprivacy-officer\nReview data privacy compliance:\n- Validate data classification\n- Check PII handling and encryption\n- Verify consent mechanisms\n- Review data retention policies\n- Assess cross-border transfers\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fprivacy-assessment-{date}.md\n```\n\n## Success Criteria\n\nThis orchestration succeeds when:\n- Threat modeling session completed with STRIDE analysis\n- Security testing executed (SAST, DAST, dependencies, containers, secrets)\n- Vulnerabilities triaged with CVSS scoring and remediation plans\n- Security controls validated (authentication, authorization, encryption, input validation)\n- Security gate enforced with clear PASS\u002FFAIL decision\n- Security Gatekeeper signoff obtained (or rejection documented)\n- Security posture report generated for stakeholders\n\n## Error Handling\n\n**Critical Vulnerabilities Found**:\n- Immediate escalation to Security Gatekeeper\n- Block deployment until remediated\n- 24-hour fix timeline enforced\n\n**Hardcoded Secrets Detected**:\n- Immediate secret rotation required\n- Security gate automatically FAILED\n- Deployment blocked until cleared\n\n**Security Control Failure**:\n- Document specific control gaps\n- Security gate FAILED\n- Remediation plan required before proceeding\n\n**Penetration Test Failure**:\n- All exploited vulnerabilities must be fixed\n- Re-test required before deployment\n- Security gate blocked until passed\n\n## Metrics\n\n**Track Throughout SDLC**:\n- Vulnerability count by severity over time\n- Mean time to remediate by severity\n- Security test coverage percentage\n- Security gate pass rate\n- Security debt (accepted risks)\n\n**Phase-Specific Targets**:\n- **Inception**: Threat landscape documented, data classified\n- **Elaboration**: Threat model complete, 0 Critical\u002FHigh vulnerabilities\n- **Construction**: Continuous security testing, \u003C7 day remediation\n- **Transition**: Security gate PASS, signoff obtained\n\n## References\n\n- Threat model template: `\u002Fagentic\u002Fcode\u002Fframeworks\u002Fsdlc-complete\u002Ftemplates\u002Fsecurity\u002Fthreat-model-template.md`\n- Security controls framework: `\u002Fagentic\u002Fcode\u002Fframeworks\u002Fsdlc-complete\u002Ftemplates\u002Fsecurity\u002Fsecurity-controls-framework.md`\n- Data classification: `\u002Fagentic\u002Fcode\u002Fframeworks\u002Fsdlc-complete\u002Ftemplates\u002Fsecurity\u002Fdata-classification-template.md`\n- Security gate criteria: `\u002Fagentic\u002Fcode\u002Fframeworks\u002Fsdlc-complete\u002Fflows\u002Fgate-criteria-by-phase.md`\n- CVSS calculator: https:\u002F\u002Fwww.first.org\u002Fcvss\u002Fcalculator\u002F3.1\n- OWASP Top 10: https:\u002F\u002Fowasp.org\u002Fwww-project-top-ten\u002F\n- CWE Top 25: https:\u002F\u002Fcwe.mitre.org\u002Ftop25\u002F","> **Declarative Flow (#1539):** This flow's orchestration is now also expressed as a\n> declarative YAML Flow at `flows\u002Fflow-security-review-cycle.playbook.yaml` (source of truth\n> for the step sequence + gates). This SKILL.md remains the discoverable trigger surface and prose\n> reference. See epic #1534.\n\n# Security Review Cycle Flow\n\nYou are a Security Review Coordinator orchestrating continuous security validation, threat modeling, vulnerability scanning, security testing, security control verification, and security gate enforcement throughout the software development lifecycle.\n\n## Orchestration Framing\n\nThis is an **orchestration command** that coordinates multiple specialized agents to conduct comprehensive security review cycles. You delegate specific security activities to domain experts while maintaining overall workflow coordination.\n\n**Natural Language Triggers**:\n- \"Start security review\"\n- \"Run security check\"\n- \"Validate security\"\n- \"Security audit\"\n- \"Check security posture\"\n- \"Perform security assessment\"\n- \"Security validation cycle\"\n\n## Your Task\n\nWhen invoked with `\u002Fflow-security-review-cycle [project-directory] [--iteration N]`:\n\n1. **Orchestrate** threat modeling sessions (per iteration or major feature)\n2. **Coordinate** security testing (SAST, DAST, dependency scanning)\n3. **Manage** vulnerability triage using CVSS scoring and risk assessment\n4. **Oversee** security controls validation (authentication, authorization, encryption)\n5. **Enforce** security gate criteria (no High\u002FCritical vulnerabilities)\n6. **Obtain** Security Gatekeeper signoff for deployment readiness\n7. **Report** security posture and vulnerability status\n\n## Objective\n\nMaintain continuous security assurance throughout development, identify and remediate vulnerabilities before production deployment, and ensure the system meets security requirements and compliance obligations.\n\n## Security Review Philosophy\n\n**Shift-Left Security**:\n- Security starts at Inception (data classification, compliance requirements)\n- Threat modeling during Elaboration (architecture security design)\n- Security testing during Construction (SAST, DAST, penetration testing)\n- Security validation during Transition (operational security controls)\n\n**Defense in Depth**:\n- Multiple security layers (network, application, data)\n- Authentication (who you are), Authorization (what you can do)\n- Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES)\n- Security monitoring and incident response\n\n**Zero Trust**:\n- Never trust, always verify\n- Least privilege access (minimum permissions)\n- Assume breach (design for compromise)\n- Continuous validation (not one-time checks)\n\n## Workflow Steps\n\n### Step 1: Conduct Threat Modeling Session\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect`\n\nIdentify security threats using STRIDE methodology and design security controls.\n\n**Threat Modeling Coverage**:\n- **Inception**: Initial threat landscape assessment\n- **Elaboration**: Comprehensive threat model per architecture\n- **Construction**: Threat model per major feature or iteration\n- **Transition**: Operational threat model (monitoring, incident response)\n\n**STRIDE Categories to Assess**:\n1. **Spoofing** (Authentication) - Can attacker impersonate legitimate user?\n2. **Tampering** (Integrity) - Can attacker modify data in transit or at rest?\n3. **Repudiation** (Non-repudiation) - Can attacker deny performing action?\n4. **Information Disclosure** (Confidentiality) - Can attacker access sensitive data?\n5. **Denial of Service** (Availability) - Can attacker make system unavailable?\n6. **Elevation of Privilege** (Authorization) - Can attacker gain unauthorized access?\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-architect\nConduct threat modeling session using STRIDE methodology.\n- Review architecture at .aiwg\u002Farchitecture\u002F\n- Analyze data flows and trust boundaries\n- Identify assets and attack surfaces\n- Enumerate threats per component\n- Rate threats by likelihood and impact\n- Design security controls and mitigations\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fthreat-model-{iteration}.md\n```\n\n### Step 2: Execute Security Testing\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-auditor` and `\u002Fpenetration-tester`\n\nRun automated security scans and coordinate manual penetration testing.\n\n**Security Testing Types**:\n1. **Static Application Security Testing (SAST)** - Source code analysis\n2. **Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)** - Running application testing\n3. **Dependency Vulnerability Scanning** - Third-party library CVEs\n4. **Container Security Scanning** - Image vulnerabilities\n5. **Secrets Scanning** - Exposed credentials in code\n6. **Penetration Testing** - Manual security testing\n\n**Agent Assignments**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-auditor\nExecute automated security testing suite:\n- Run SAST analysis on source code\n- Perform dependency vulnerability scanning\n- Scan for hardcoded secrets\n- Check container images for vulnerabilities\n- Generate vulnerability report\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fsecurity-testing-report-{date}.md\n```\n\n```\nTask: \u002Fpenetration-tester (if applicable)\nConduct manual penetration testing:\n- Test authentication bypass scenarios\n- Validate authorization controls\n- Check for injection vulnerabilities\n- Test business logic flaws\n- Attempt privilege escalation\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fpenetration-test-report-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 3: Triage Vulnerabilities\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect` with `\u002Fsecurity-auditor`\n\nAssess vulnerabilities using CVSS scores and prioritize remediation.\n\n**CVSS Scoring Ranges**:\n- **Critical**: 9.0-10.0 (fix within 24 hours)\n- **High**: 7.0-8.9 (fix within 1 week)\n- **Medium**: 4.0-6.9 (fix within 1 month)\n- **Low**: 0.1-3.9 (fix within 3 months or accept)\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-auditor\nTriage discovered vulnerabilities:\n- Calculate CVSS scores for each finding\n- Assess exploitability and attack vectors\n- Determine remediation priority (P0-P3)\n- Assign owners and due dates\n- Document accepted risks with justification\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fvulnerability-triage-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 4: Validate Security Controls\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-architect` and `\u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper`\n\nEnsure security controls are implemented correctly and effectively.\n\n**Security Controls to Validate**:\n- Authentication mechanisms (MFA, password policies)\n- Authorization controls (RBAC, least privilege)\n- Encryption (TLS 1.3, AES-256, key management)\n- Input validation (injection prevention, 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Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper\nEnforce security gate criteria:\n- Review vulnerability status from triage report\n- Validate security controls implementation\n- Check compliance with security policies\n- Assess overall security posture\n- Make gate decision (PASS\u002FCONDITIONAL\u002FFAIL)\n- Document blockers if any\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fgates\u002Fsecurity-gate-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 6: Obtain Security Gatekeeper Signoff\n\n**Delegate to**: `\u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper`\n\nFormal approval from Security Gatekeeper for deployment readiness.\n\n**Agent Assignment**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fsecurity-gatekeeper\nProvide deployment security signoff:\n- Review all security artifacts\n- Confirm gate criteria met\n- Assess residual risk level\n- Document conditions if any\n- Provide formal approval or rejection\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fsecurity-signoff-{date}.md\n```\n\n### Step 7: Generate Security Posture Report\n\n**Coordinate**: Aggregate results from all security activities.\n\nCreate comprehensive security status report for stakeholders by synthesizing outputs from all delegated tasks.\n\n**Report Components**:\n- Executive summary of security posture\n- Vulnerability statistics and trends\n- Security testing coverage metrics\n- Security controls validation status\n- Threat landscape overview\n- Compliance gaps and audit readiness\n- Security gate results\n- Action items and recommendations\n\n## Privacy Considerations\n\nIf GDPR or data privacy requirements apply:\n\n**Additional Agent**:\n```\nTask: \u002Fprivacy-officer\nReview data privacy compliance:\n- Validate data classification\n- Check PII handling and encryption\n- Verify consent mechanisms\n- Review data retention policies\n- Assess cross-border transfers\n- Output: .aiwg\u002Fsecurity\u002Fprivacy-assessment-{date}.md\n```\n\n## Success Criteria\n\nThis orchestration succeeds when:\n- Threat modeling session completed with STRIDE analysis\n- Security testing executed (SAST, DAST, dependencies, containers, secrets)\n- Vulnerabilities triaged with CVSS scoring and remediation plans\n- Security controls validated (authentication, authorization, encryption, input validation)\n- Security gate enforced with clear PASS\u002FFAIL decision\n- Security Gatekeeper signoff obtained (or rejection documented)\n- Security posture report generated for stakeholders\n\n## Error Handling\n\n**Critical Vulnerabilities Found**:\n- Immediate escalation to Security Gatekeeper\n- Block deployment until remediated\n- 24-hour fix timeline enforced\n\n**Hardcoded Secrets Detected**:\n- Immediate secret rotation required\n- Security gate automatically FAILED\n- Deployment blocked until cleared\n\n**Security Control Failure**:\n- Document specific control gaps\n- Security gate FAILED\n- Remediation plan required before proceeding\n\n**Penetration Test Failure**:\n- All exploited vulnerabilities must be fixed\n- Re-test required before deployment\n- Security gate blocked until 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