If you discover a security vulnerability in any eSolia project, please report it responsibly.

Email:security@esolia.co.jpResponse time: We aim to acknowledge reports within 48 hours.

Please do not open public issues for security vulnerabilities.

All eSolia repositories use a centralized, reusable security scanning workflow (security.yml) that runs on every push and PR to main, plus a weekly scheduled scan.

Any repository in the eSolia org can adopt the full pipeline:

jobs:
security:
uses: eSolia/.github/.github/workflows/security.yml@mainwith:
package-manager: autosource-paths: 'src/'secrets: inherit

Our GitHub Actions workflows follow a hardened security posture:

• SHA pinning — all third-party actions are pinned to full 40-character commit hashes, not mutable tags
• Node 24 runtimes — all actions run on the latest Node.js runtime (upgraded March 2026)
• Least-privilege permissions — workflow-level contents: read default; job-level write access only where required
• Credential isolation — persist-credentials: false on all actions/checkout steps unless push access is explicitly needed
• Injection prevention — no GitHub context expressions (${{ }}) inside run: blocks; all values pass through env:
• CODEOWNERS enforcement — changes to .github/, package.json, and lockfiles require security team review
• Multi-layer secret detection — Gitleaks, Trivy, and Semgrep all scan for secrets independently

Cloudflare Worker configurations are validated on every PR via qc-wrangler.yml:

• JSONC format enforcement (no TOML)
• account_id presence (prevents API discovery failures)
• compatibility_date freshness (configurable staleness threshold)
• Observability configuration (logs and traces enabled)

• CODEOWNERS (.github/CODEOWNERS) requires the @eSolia/security-reviewers team to approve changes to workflows, dependency manifests, and lockfiles.
• Branch rulesets on main require pull request review, conversation resolution, and block force pushes.
• Dependabot alerts and automated security updates are enabled across all repositories.