Security Practices · Minds Docs

Password Policy

You should always use a strong password which consists of a minimum length of 12 characters, numbers and special characters.

Password Managers

Minds uses Bitwarden, an open source password manager. You can access Bitwarden by visiting https://vault.bitwarden.com/#/sso and entering 'minds-inc' as the Organisation identifier. You are encouraged to use this for your own personal use too.

Team shared passwords

Teams should only share passwords if absolutely necessary and if the product does not have multi user support. If it is required that teams must share the same login credentials, these must be regularly rotated and must always be shared via Bitwarden.

Two Factor Authentication

You should enable two-factor on all applications that support it.

You must enable two-factor on your:

Minds.com account
Email account
Minds SSO (Keycloak) account

Enterprise Single Sign On (Keycloak)

Keycloak is an open source identity and access management solution. It allows for team members to authenticate to applications from a central authority.

AWS

Web console

https://keycloak.minds.com/auth/realms/minds-inc/protocol/saml/clients/amazon-aws

CLI

You need to install saml2aws by following the instructions here
Configure by running saml2aws configure i) Select KeyCloak as the provider ii) Type in https://keycloak.minds.com/auth/realms/minds-inc/protocol/saml/clients/amazon-aws as the url iii) Enter your username and password
Type saml2aws login to authenticate i) NOTE: When asked for a role to assume, ensure that you assume the developer role.

Gitlab

https://gitlab.com/groups/minds/-/saml/sso?token=ZvXxxTY2

Bitwarden

Visit https://vault.bitwarden.com/#/sso and enter minds-inc as the Organisation identifier.

Sentry

https://sentry.io/auth/login/minds-inc/

GSuite / Google Cloud

Enter your @minds.com email as normal and you will be redirected to Keycloak.

Keycloak

You can manage your Keycloak account by visting https://keycloak.minds.com/auth/realms/minds-inc/account/#/.

Panic email

If a team member lose a device such as a thumb drive, mobile phone, tablet, laptop, etc. that contains their credentials or other sensitive data they should send an email to [email protected] right away.