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Update the plan for Section 3.0 - initial cleanup. #5

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Cleaned up the text, reformatted the content, and propose:

  • move 3.2 (training) out of Section 3.0
  • reworded some explanations to be cleaner

Signed-off-by: Francis Perron [email protected]

Cleaned up the text, reformatted the content, and propose:
  - move 3.2 (training) out of Section 3.0
  - reworded some explanations to be cleaner

Signed-off-by: Francis Perron <[email protected]>
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u269c commented Sep 23, 2022

re: 3.2 training doc

@u269c : if we have training / docs, we should make sure it's SIRT-facing, internally.
@SecurityCRob : we should not get rid of docs, lets' move it to the Vuln Disclosure WG.
@ran-dall : they want to make a helpdesk in the securing-software-repo sig, this might be something they care about ...? They want to approach the TAC with a project to employ folks here.

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u269c commented Sep 23, 2022

re: tracking for the work

@u269c : how do we track the work in the Sections?
@SecurityCRob : we'll need to think about this... not for today.

@ran-dall : on the blogpost that started the Ossf, Google mentioned a SIRT that would help secure projects, with a list of tasks... do we want to add this list in our scope?
@SecurityCRob : we should be careful about scope here, and review that list later, in the Section 1 to understand the problem space. We are an independent group, with a self-elected body of work, so we can have differences here.
@u269c : you are correct, this list is part of the equation, but we need Section 1 to define this for us to execute on.
@ran-dall : ACKnowledge.

Re-added a training / playbooks section for the SIRT

Signed-off-by: Francis Perron <[email protected]>
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