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Security Debate Template
Topic Structure
- Category: security
- Typical Trigger: When authentication, authorization, data protection, or compliance decisions are needed
Recommended Panel
| Agent | Role | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Hiroshi | Oracle | Security patterns and vulnerability analysis |
| Bunta | Backend | API security and data protection implementation |
| Masao | DevOps | Infrastructure security and deployment concerns |
Evaluation Criteria
| Criterion | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Threat Model Coverage | High | How well does it protect against identified threats? |
| Compliance | High | Does it meet regulatory requirements (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.)? |
| Implementation Cost | Medium | Time and effort to implement securely |
| Maintenance Burden | Medium | Ongoing effort to maintain security |
| UX Impact | Low | How does it affect user experience? |
| Recovery Process | Medium | How easy is it to recover from security incidents? |
Standard Options Framework
Option A: JWT-based Authentication
- Pros:
- Stateless (no server-side session storage)
- Scales horizontally easily
- Works well with microservices
- Can carry custom claims
- Cons:
- Cannot invalidate tokens before expiry
- Token size can be large
- Requires careful key management
- Refresh token flow adds complexity
- Best when:
- Distributed systems
- Need to scale horizontally
- Short-lived tokens acceptable
- Claims-based authorization needed
Option B: Session-based Authentication
- Pros:
- Immediate revocation possible
- Smaller token size (just session ID)
- Simpler mental model
- Server controls session lifecycle
- Cons:
- Requires session storage (Redis, DB)
- Harder to scale horizontally
- Requires sticky sessions or shared storage
- Cross-domain complexity
- Best when:
- Monolithic applications
- Need immediate revocation
- Simple deployment model
- Single domain application
Decision Factors Checklist
- What are the primary threat vectors?
- What compliance requirements exist (GDPR, HIPAA, SOC2, etc.)?
- What is the sensitivity of the data being protected?
- What is the expected attack surface?
- What level of session control is needed?
- What are the scalability requirements?
- How distributed is the system?
- What is the user base size and location?
- What are the budget constraints for security tooling?
- What security expertise does the team have?
- What is the acceptable risk tolerance?
- What are the incident response requirements?
Usage
Midori references this template when debate topic matches the category. Panel should evaluate security implications, compliance needs, and implementation trade-offs. Always consider the principle of defense in depth and fail-secure design.
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