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Informations about the package sdlt

NZTA Security Development Lifecycle Tool

This repository is no longer actively maintained or supported. Issues will not be monitored or responded to.

Code and examples are provided as-is and may be outdated.

The SDLT is Web Application that supports, and expedites I.T. security professionals as part of the change approval process within their organisation.

Requirements

The SDLT is written in ReactJS and PHP and built on the SilverStripe framework. As such, in order to install the software you will need access to a dedicated LAMP, LEMP or similar environment. Refer to the official Server Requirements Documentation to help you spec a suitable configuration for your SDLT.

This repository consists of three parts:

Infrastructure

Installation

This assumes you have a LAMP environment: Linux (Ubuntu), Apache (v2), MySQL (5.7) and PHP (7.2). Another assumption is that you're using a virtualhost on Apache. We assume your project is installed at /var/www/example.com/sdlt with a DocumentRoot set to something like /var/www/example.com/sdlt/public.

The public/assets folder needs to be writeable by the webserver user. You may also need to make public/assets/.htaccess and public/assets/.protected writeable. sudo chown -R www-data:www-data public/assets public/assets/.htaccess public/assets/.protected

Data Import

The codebase comes with a data-importer which will configure most of what you will need to get up and running with the tool.

Customisation:

Config

Rename the .env.example file included with the project to .env and ensure it is in the project-root with r+x permissions by your webserver's user. You'll need to change the dummy entries for the environment variables within the file, to suit your own environment. Alternatively, you can create environment variables on your server in place of a .env file.

In order to protect the entire project behind an authentication screen, run the following task:

Tests

To run the suite ("dev" environments only - see the .env file example below):

Setting up Azure Active Directory

This application normally uses SilverStripe's default authentication system (username and password). It can optionally be configured to support Azure's Active Directory service or any provider that supports OAuth2.

Instructions for configuring SDLT to work with Azure and other OAuth providers can be found here: https://github.com/NZTA/SDLT/wiki/Installing-Active-Directory

Setting up project using docker

Make sure you have docker and docker compose installed on your machine and then run the below commands.

Clone the repository

Create .env file

Starts the containers in the background and leaves them running

Displays log output from services.

All versions of sdlt with dependencies

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Requires php Version >=7.2
silverstripe/recipe-plugin Version ^1.2
nzta/sdlt-framework Version 4.0.0
nzta/sdlt-theme Version 4.0.0
silverstripe/graphql Version 3.5.1 as 3.5.0
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