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Points at security@pgedge.com as the single reporting route and at the pgEdge Vulnerability Disclosure Statement for scope, safe harbour and CVE handling. Identical across every pgEdge product repository. Do not merge before pgEdge/pgedge-docs#138 publishes docs.pgedge.com/security; until it does, the only link in this file 404s.
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There is no publicly documented issue or public-facing "security page disclosure statement" specifically associated with "issue 138" in the pgEdge documentation repository (pgEdge/pgedge-docs) [1]. While GitHub repositories often track issues numerically, search results for "issue 138" in pgEdge-related repositories point to unrelated technical tasks, such as a pull request involving a ping handler in the pgedge-postgres-mcp repository [2] or code-level validation requirements in other internal modules [3]. pgEdge maintains official documentation on security best practices, which can be found at their official documentation site (docs.pgedge.com) [4]. These resources cover topics such as: - Security checklists and guides for specific components like the pgEdge Postgres MCP server [5][6]. - Security configurations for Kubernetes deployments [7]. - General security management, including connection security, configuration management, and incident response [8][9]. - Information regarding pgEdge's security certifications (such as SOC 2 Type II) and their policy on providing Software Bills of Materials (SBOMs) [10]. If you are looking for information regarding a specific vulnerability or security disclosure, pgEdge's general policy regarding customer data and privacy is outlined in their official Privacy Policy [11]. For verified security information, it is recommended to refer to the official pgEdge documentation site or contact their support team directly [12][10].
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- 1: https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-docs
- 2: fix(mcp): implement ping handler to satisfy client health checks pgedge-postgres-mcp#167
- 3: feat: add connect_as field for service database credentials control-plane#338
- 4: https://docs.pgedge.com/
- 5: https://docs.pgedge.com/pgedge-postgres-mcp-server/development/guide/security/
- 6: https://github.com/pgEdge/pgedge-postgres-mcp/blob/main/docs/guide/security.md
- 7: https://docs.pgedge.com/pgedge-helm/development/security/
- 8: https://docs.pgedge.com/pgedge-postgres-mcp-server/v1-0-0/guide/security_mgmt/
- 9: https://docs.pgedge.com/pgedge-postgres-mcp-server/development/guide/security_mgmt/
- 10: https://www.pgedge.com/resources/faq
- 11: https://www.pgedge.com/privacy-policy
- 12: https://github.com/pgedge
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Keep this PR in draft until the disclosure statement is available.
https://docs.pgedge.com/security returns HTTP 404, and pgEdge/pgedge-docs#138 remains open. Merge only after the page publishes the required policy content.
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In `@SECURITY.md` at line 28, Keep the pull request in draft and do not merge
until the security disclosure statement is published at the URL referenced in
SECURITY.md and the page is accessible instead of returning 404.
The statement URL and the reporting address were bare text. Dave asked for the URL to be a real link on pgedge-safesession#73: GitHub autolinks it, but nothing guarantees another viewer will, and the two actionable things in a security policy should not depend on a renderer. The published statement at docs.pgedge.com/security already writes the address as an explicit mailto link, so this keeps the two documents consistent. Identical across every repo carrying this file.
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SECURITY.mdto the repository root. It names security@pgedge.com asthe single reporting route and points at the pgEdge Vulnerability Disclosure
Statement for scope, safe harbour and CVE handling.
The file is identical in every pgEdge product repository — nothing in it is
repo-specific.
Why an in-repo copy when there is an org default
pgEdge/.githubcarries the same file as an organisation default, which coversevery repository that has none of its own. Defaults do not appear in a
repository's file tree, git history, clones or release archives — only in the
Security tab. A product a customer clones or vendors should carry its own
policy, and OpenSSF Scorecard's security-policy check only looks in the
repository itself.
Draft on purpose — merge order matters
The only link in this file is
https://docs.pgedge.com/security, and that URLreturns 404 today. Merging before the statement is live publishes a
security policy whose one actionable link is dead.
Merge order:
docs.pgedge.com/security. Out ofdraft and awaiting review.
No action needed from you until #138 merges. Reviews welcome now.