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Enterprise Security Guide

Comprehensive security implementation guide for TINAA in enterprise environments.

Security Overview

TINAA implements multiple layers of security to protect your testing infrastructure and sensitive data.

Authentication & Authorization

SAML/SSO Integration

auth:
  provider: saml
  config:
    entityID: "https://tinaa.company.com"
    ssoLoginURL: "https://idp.company.com/sso"
    certificate: "/path/to/cert.pem"

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

const roles = {
  admin: ['all'],
  developer: ['generate', 'run', 'view'],
  viewer: ['view']
};

Data Security

Encryption at Rest

  • Test data encryption using AES-256
  • Secure credential storage
  • Encrypted configuration files

Encryption in Transit

  • TLS 1.3 for all API communications
  • Certificate pinning support
  • Secure WebSocket connections

Compliance

SOC 2 Compliance

TINAA supports SOC 2 requirements: - Audit logging - Access controls - Data retention policies - Incident response

GDPR Compliance

  • Data anonymization
  • Right to deletion
  • Data portability
  • Privacy by design

Security Best Practices

1. Secure Configuration

// tinaa.config.js
module.exports = {
  security: {
    enableHTTPS: true,
    tlsVersion: '1.3',
    cipherSuites: ['TLS_AES_256_GCM_SHA384']
  }
};

2. Secrets Management

Integration with: - HashiCorp Vault - AWS Secrets Manager - Azure Key Vault - Kubernetes Secrets

3. Network Security

  • VPC deployment
  • Private subnets
  • Security groups
  • Network ACLs

Vulnerability Management

Security Scanning

# Run security audit
tinaa security audit

# Check dependencies
npm audit

Update Policy

  • Security patches within 24 hours
  • Regular dependency updates
  • Automated vulnerability scanning

Incident Response

Response Plan

  1. Detection and Analysis
  2. Containment and Eradication
  3. Recovery and Post-Incident Analysis
  4. Lessons Learned