Add security related agents to engineering

[adriantorrie]

• Infra security
• Network security
• App security
• Red team
• Blue team
• DevSecOps team

[fsjn]

Great to see this initiative! The initial list (Infra, Network, App, Red/Blue, DevSecOps) provides a fantastic foundation for core security functions.

Building on that, here are a few ideas for additional agents that could extend the vision, focusing on proactive security, governance, and empowering developers directly in their workflow.

### 🟪 Purple Team Agent

This agent acts as a bridge between the proposed Red Team and Blue Team agents.

• Function: It would automatically correlate the attack techniques used by the Red Team agent with the detection logs from the Blue Team agent.
• Goal: To find gaps where an attack was missed and automatically suggest new detection rules or configurations, creating an automated continuous improvement loop.

### 📦 Supply Chain & SBOM Agent

This agent focuses on the security of third-party code, which is a huge part of modern applications.

• Function: Continuously scan project dependencies (npm, pip, maven, etc.) to generate a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
• Goal: To check for known vulnerabilities (CVEs), license compliance issues, and the general health of dependencies (e.g., unmaintained or suspicious packages).

### 🔑 Secrets Detection Agent

While related to App Security, this is a highly specialized and critical function worth its own agent.

• Function: Integrates into the CI pipeline and pre-commit hooks to scan for accidentally committed secrets like API keys, passwords, and private certificates.
• Goal: To prevent secrets from ever entering the code repository history.

### 📜 Compliance & Policy Agent

This agent automates the tedious process of checking against security standards.

• Function: Scans Infrastructure-as-Code (IaC) and application configurations against specific compliance frameworks.
• Goal: To provide continuous evidence for audits like SOC 2, ISO 27001, or GDPR and flag non-compliant resources before they are deployed.

### 🧑‍🏫 Developer Education Agent

This agent focuses on the human element by providing real-time, contextual training.

• Function: Lives inside the developer's IDE and offers "just-in-time" security tips based on the code they are writing.
• Goal: To help developers learn secure coding practices organically. For example, if it sees a raw SQL query, it could suggest using a parameterized statement to prevent SQL injection.

### 🤫 Privacy Engineering Agent

This focuses on the specific domain of data privacy, which goes beyond general security.

• Function: Scans code to identify the handling of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or other sensitive data.
• Goal: To suggest privacy-enhancing techniques like data masking, anonymization, or tokenization to ensure data is handled correctly by design.

Hope these ideas are helpful for the discussion. Looking forward to seeing how this project evolves!

[geeknik]

Possibly fixed by #4 😆 I didn't even see this issue when I created the PR.