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Quantified Commit Activity Over 30 Days

Developer	Avatar	Branches	PRs	Commits	Files	Changes
Phil Ball		1	0/0/0	3	6	166059
ImanABS		3	3/3/0	5	10	69541
Nassim		11	20/19/1	101	151	26571
monsieurswag		9	13/16/0	55	61	17783
eric-intuitem		6	9/11/0	24	46	8025
Mohamed-Hacene		5	8/8/0	53	176	6465
dependabot[bot]		2	6/1/4	2	4	5054
Abder		6	13/12/1	31	51	2262
titouan ameline de cadeville		2	0/0/0	4	2	64
melinoix (melinoix)		3	4/0/2	4	3	30
github-actions[bot]		1	0/0/0	2	1	16
Automated code reviews		1	0/0/0	1	4	14
Alexis (Alexdev8)		0	1/0/0	0	0	0
007		0	1/1/0	0	0	0
None (vincenttisseront)		0	1/1/0	0	0	0

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Recent Activity Analysis

Recent GitHub issue activity for the CISO Assistant Community project shows a mix of bug reports, feature requests, and questions. Notably, there are several issues related to deployment challenges, especially with Docker and SSL configurations (#226, #227). There are also requests for support of additional frameworks such as ENS Esquema Nacional de Seguridad (#520) and ISMS-P (#498), indicating a demand for broader compliance coverage. Some issues highlight usability improvements, like the need for better evidence management (#618) and enhanced risk assessment features (#376).

Anomalies and Themes

• Deployment Challenges: Several issues report difficulties with Docker deployments, SSL errors, and environment configurations (#226, #227). This suggests potential gaps in documentation or setup scripts.
• Framework Support: Requests for new frameworks like ENS and ISMS-P indicate ongoing interest in expanding the tool's applicability across different regulatory environments.
• Usability Enhancements: Issues like #618 (clipboard evidence pasting) and #376 (risk assessment cloning) highlight user-driven demands for more efficient workflows.
• Localization and Translation: There are multiple closed issues related to translation support, indicating active efforts to make the tool accessible to non-English speakers.

Issue Details

Most Recently Created Issues

• #838: Cross-site POST form submissions are forbidden

  • Priority: High
  • Status: Open
  • Created: 1 day ago
  • Updated: Today

• #834: "Add your own library" feature is not running

  • Priority: Medium
  • Status: Open
  • Created: 2 days ago
  • Updated: Today

Most Recently Updated Issues

• #803: App behind reverse proxy very slow

  • Priority: Medium
  • Status: Open
  • Created: 13 days ago
  • Updated: Today

• #635: Use ACR / AKS to run CISO assistant

  • Priority: Low
  • Status: Open
  • Created: 73 days ago
  • Updated: Today

Notable Closed Issues

• #836: Bigger URL size

  • Closed after addressing URL length limitations.

• #815: Ciso behind Apache2

  • Resolved with community-provided configuration guidance.

These details reflect ongoing efforts to address technical challenges and expand the tool's functionality and accessibility.

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Overview

The analysis of the pull requests (PRs) for the CISO Assistant Community project reveals a vibrant and active development environment. The project is continuously evolving with contributions that enhance its functionality, fix bugs, and improve security. The PRs cover a wide range of updates, from dependency upgrades to new feature implementations and bug fixes.

Summary of Pull Requests

Open Pull Requests

• PR #850: A bug correction on the calendar component to prevent future months from displaying filled boxes incorrectly.
• PR #849: Addition of functional front-end tests in the about section to verify build and version display.
• PR #839: Enhancements related to third-party risk management, including improvements to questionnaires and tag systems.
• PR #837: A dependency update for Vite, addressing several fixes and improvements.
• PR #754: Enterprise enhancements including various updates and improvements across the project.

Closed Pull Requests

• PR #848: A hotfix addressing null answers in requirement assessments, ensuring proper handling of null values.
• PR #847: A front-end bug correction on the calendar component, similar to PR #850 but not merged.
• PR #846: An update to the Docker build and push workflow to revert failing tags.
• PR #845: Removal of obsolete version fields in Docker compose files.
• PR #844: Fixing a regression in SSO functionality.

Analysis of Pull Requests

The PRs indicate a strong focus on both feature enhancement and maintenance within the CISO Assistant Community project. The presence of multiple PRs related to bug fixes (e.g., PRs #848, #847) suggests an active effort to ensure stability and reliability in the software. Additionally, enhancements like those in PR #839 reflect ongoing development aimed at expanding the project's capabilities, particularly in areas like third-party risk management.

Dependency updates (e.g., PRs #837, #754) are crucial for keeping the project secure and efficient. These updates not only address potential vulnerabilities but also incorporate performance improvements from newer library versions.

The closed PRs show a mix of quick fixes (e.g., PRs #846, #845) and more substantial changes (e.g., PR #839), indicating a well-managed workflow where both urgent issues and planned enhancements are addressed promptly. The use of automated tools like Dependabot for dependency updates (as seen in PRs like #837) helps streamline this process.

Overall, the activity around these PRs demonstrates a healthy development cycle with regular contributions that enhance functionality, improve security, and fix bugs. This is indicative of a robust community engagement and a commitment to maintaining high software quality standards.

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Development Team and Recent Activity

Team Members and Activities

Nassim (nas-tabchiche)

• Recent Work: Focused on frontend improvements, bug fixes, and backend enhancements. Worked on translations, Docker configurations, and SSO regression fixes.
• Collaboration: Worked with Mohamed-Hacene and others on various branches.
• In Progress: Ongoing work on enterprise enhancements and frontend dependency upgrades.

Mohamed-Hacene

• Recent Work: Concentrated on frontend fixes, UI improvements, and backend serializers. Involved in enhancing the tag system and entity assessment features.
• Collaboration: Collaborated with Nassim on multiple tasks.
• In Progress: Continued work on TPRM enhancements.

Abder (ab-smith)

• Recent Work: Engaged in documentation updates, Docker configurations, and framework support enhancements. Also worked on translation updates.
• Collaboration: Worked with Nassim and others on documentation and Docker-related tasks.

Eric (eric-intuitem)

• Recent Work: Focused on backend library updates, bug fixes, and framework version updates. Worked on NZISM versioning.
• Collaboration: Collaborated with Coffee-007 and others on framework updates.

Phil Ball (PhilBall-DEFEND)

• Recent Work: Contributed to NZISM framework updates and removal of unused implementation groups.
• Collaboration: Worked alongside Eric for framework-related tasks.

Monsieurswag

• Recent Work: Involved in frontend component improvements, bug fixes, and translation consistency. Worked on evidence management in ModelTable.
• Collaboration: Collaborated with Nassim and others on frontend enhancements.

Melinoix

• Recent Work: Addressed calendar bugs and added functional frontend tests.
• Collaboration: Worked independently on specific bug fixes.

Patterns, Themes, and Conclusions

1. Active Collaboration: The team shows strong collaboration across different branches, especially between Nassim, Mohamed-Hacene, and Abder.

2. Focus Areas:

   • Frontend improvements are a significant focus area, with many commits addressing UI/UX issues.
   • Backend enhancements include framework updates and bug fixes related to compliance assessments.

3. Ongoing Projects:

   • Enterprise features are being actively developed by Nassim.
   • TPRM (Third Party Risk Management) enhancements are ongoing by Mohamed-Hacene.

4. Translation Updates: Multiple team members are involved in updating translations across various languages, indicating a focus on internationalization.

5. Framework Support Enhancements: There is a continuous effort to update and maintain support for various frameworks like NZISM.

Overall, the team is actively engaged in both frontend and backend development with a strong emphasis on collaboration and continuous improvement of existing features.