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A security policy provides guidelines for evaluating and mitigating security risks.
The idea of a security policy in software is familiar; many large open-source projects understand the need to define policies and procedures for reporting security issues. Some even have dedicated teams to handle security issues. Forges like GitHub actively promote adding a
SECURITY.rst
orSECURITY.md
file in the code repository that explains how to report security issues.This task aims to add the first version of a security policy for Cosmos, following @jedomagalski's recommendations.
Co-authored-by: Joshua Domagalski [email protected]