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rune-audit
Auditing and compliance tracking for the RUNE platform.
rune-audit collects, verifies, and reports on security and compliance evidence across the RUNE ecosystem. It verifies SLSA Level 3 build provenance, manages VEX (Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange) documents, and generates IEC 62443 evidence matrices.
Architecture
rune-audit
collect Gather SBOMs, CVE scans, VEX documents from all repos
vex Manage and validate OpenVEX documents
compliance IEC 62443 evidence matrix and gap analysis
slsa SLSA Level 3 provenance verification
report Full, summary, and delta audit reports
config Display current configuration
Evidence sources: GitHub Attestations API, SBOM files, CVE scan results, OpenVEX documents.
Outputs: Rich terminal tables, Markdown reports, JSON exports.
Installation
pip install rune-audit
Or for development:
git clone https://github.com/lpasquali/rune-audit.git
cd rune-audit
pip install -e ".[dev]"
Quick Start
# Verify SLSA L3 provenance for a single repo
rune-audit slsa verify rune --tag v0.0.0a2
# Verify SLSA across all ecosystem repos
rune-audit slsa verify-all --tag v0.0.0a2
# Show IEC 62443 evidence matrix
rune-audit compliance matrix
# Show compliance gaps
rune-audit compliance gaps
# Validate VEX documents
rune-audit vex validate
# List VEX statements
rune-audit vex list
# Generate full audit report
rune-audit report full
# Show configuration
rune-audit config show
External OSS projects (compliance-config & packs)
For non-RUNE repositories, use compliance-config.yaml and builtin packs (rune-audit init, rune-audit sr2 verify --pack …). Documentation lives in rune-docs: External projects (rune-docs#227–#232).
Multi-repo SR-2 matrix (HTML / JSON / Markdown): rune-audit sr2 dashboard --base-path .. (see rune-docs#212).
Supported Evidence Types
| Type | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|
| SLSA Provenance | Build attestation verification | GitHub Attestations API |
| SBOM | Software Bill of Materials | CycloneDX / SPDX |
| CVE Scans | Vulnerability scan results | pip-audit, grype |
| VEX | Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange | OpenVEX documents |
| License | License compliance status | SPDX headers, LICENSE files |
Configuration
| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
RUNE_AUDIT_GITHUB_TOKEN |
GitHub API token (fallback: gh auth token) |
-- |
RUNE_AUDIT_REPOS |
Comma-separated repo list | All 8 RUNE program repos |
RUNE_AUDIT_OUTPUT_DIR |
Report output directory | ./audit-output/ |
Optional YAML config file: rune-audit.yaml
Compliance Context
- IEC 62443-4-1 ML4: This repository aligns with IEC 62443-4-1 Maturity Level 4 secure development requirements.
- SLSA Level 3: Build provenance is verified against all five SLSA L3 requirements (provenance exists, signed, trusted builder, version-controlled source, isolated build).
Documentation
Full documentation is consolidated in rune-docs.
License
Apache License 2.0. See LICENSE.
Metadata
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