Hebbian Mind Enterprise was built with security as a core requirement. The codebase includes:

• SQL Injection Prevention: All database operations use parameterized queries
• Input Validation: Comprehensive validation with strict limits on all inputs
• Dual-Write Integrity: RAM writes verified against disk truth with automatic sync
• Error Sanitization: Sensitive data (paths, credentials) scrubbed from error messages
• Non-Root Execution: Docker containers run as non-privileged user (UID 1000)
• Minimal Attack Surface: Lean Alpine/slim base images with only required dependencies
• Secure Defaults: All optional integrations (FAISS, PRECOG) disabled by default

If you discover a security vulnerability in Hebbian Mind Enterprise, please report it privately.

Do NOT open a public GitHub issue for security vulnerabilities.

Email: [email protected] Subject Line: [SECURITY] Hebbian Mind Enterprise Vulnerability Report

• Description of the vulnerability
• Steps to reproduce
• Potential impact assessment
• Affected versions
• Suggested fix (if you have one)

• Acknowledgment: Within 48 hours
• Initial Assessment: Within 1 week
• Resolution Timeline: Provided after assessment

1. We will acknowledge your report within 48 hours
2. We will investigate and assess the severity
3. We will work on a fix and coordinate disclosure timing with you
4. We will credit you in the security advisory (unless you prefer anonymity)

We kindly request that you:

• Allow reasonable time for us to fix the issue before public disclosure
• Do not exploit vulnerabilities beyond proof of concept
• Do not access, modify, or delete other users' data
• Act in good faith to avoid privacy violations and service disruption

When deploying Hebbian Mind Enterprise:

1. Run as non-root: Containers already configured with user hebbian (UID 1000)
2. Read-only filesystem: Consider adding --read-only flag with writable volumes
3. Network isolation: Use Docker networks to isolate services
4. Resource limits: Set memory and CPU limits in docker-compose.yml

1. Never commit .env files: Add .env to .gitignore
2. Use secrets management: For production, use Docker secrets or vault
3. Rotate credentials: If using license keys, rotate them periodically

1. Encrypt volumes: Use encrypted filesystem for /data/hebbian_mind
2. Backup regularly: Implement automated backups of persistent volumes
3. Access control: Restrict filesystem permissions on data directories

1. No exposed ports: Default configuration uses stdio (no network exposure)
2. If using sockets: Bind to localhost only, use firewall rules
3. TLS/SSL: If exposing over network, use TLS termination (nginx/traefik)

• Write-Ahead Logging (WAL) enabled for better concurrency
• WAL files (-wal, -shm) should be backed up with main database
• Checkpoint regularly to prevent unbounded WAL growth

• Data in tmpfs is lost on container restart
• Dual-write ensures disk persistence
• Ensure adequate disk space for backup writes

• Socket communication is unauthenticated by default
• Use internal Docker networks only
• Do not expose FAISS socket to public internet

• Requires mounting external code into container
• Validate PRECOG source before mounting
• Consider using read-only volume mount

Hebbian Mind Enterprise can be configured to meet common compliance requirements:

• GDPR: Data minimization through configurable retention
• SOC 2: Audit logging of all operations (enable via LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG)
• HIPAA: Encryption at rest and in transit (configure externally)

Contact [email protected] for compliance consultation.

Security patches are released as soon as possible after confirmation. Subscribers receive:

• Email notification of security releases
• Detailed changelog with CVE references (if applicable)
• Migration guides for breaking security fixes

• Security Issues: [email protected]
• General Support: [email protected]
• Documentation: https://docs.cipscorps.io/hebbian-mind

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